The selling process begins A
FTER the buyer leaves your home. Most sellers think that all it takes is for someone to see their home, fall in love with the great decor... and the offer automatically will follow. Remember that the selling process begins after they leave your home.
What helps sell a home?
When you are thinking of putting your home on the market, you want to make sure that when the deal closes, you got a good price for your home. One of the most effective ways of doing that is to make your home appeal to the most amount of buyers. If you have a limited budget or are short on time, here are two spaces to really focus on; Kitchens and Bathrooms.
With the beginning of winter, some people like sitting by the warm fire inside with a hot coco, while others are more active and prefer skiing, snowboarding, sledding and tobogganing.
Here are some other activities you might enjoy this season like our Winter Festivals for all ages to enjoy in our area.
Enjoy the festivities this year, stay warm, safe, and happy!
FROM OUR TRUSTED TEAM HERE AT HOMELIFE POWER REALTY
Buying a home is an exciting step, but it can also be a frustrating one. Your HomeLife Power Realty Inc. real estate representative is a valuable resource that can provide you with experience and expertise to make the right decisions.
This week is Realtors Care week. What a great cause!
Our board @gdarrealtors is raising funds to support @wyndhamhouseguelph by purchasing these red tees and hoodies.
HomeLife™ sales representatives know that selling a property can be a confusing and complicated process. This guide is designed to help buyers and sellers throughout the process.
This year, our office will be collecting Warm "NEW" clothing for our Christmas drive.
Clothing will be donated to Children's Foundation of Guelph and Wellington Adopt-A-Family Program.
Drop off to 1027 Gordon Street, Guelph - Business hours are Monday to Friday 9-5
► Check sealing around windows and doors for air or water leaks
► Check your roof for any damaged shingles
► Seal any cracks or gaps on the exterior of your house
► Check attic, basement, and/or crawl spaces for leaks or moisture
