Frequently Asked Questions
Question about selling
Yes, a home can depreciate in value over time due to various factors such as poor maintenance, changing neighbourhood conditions, economic downturns, or outdated features. Regular upkeep and strategic renovations can help mitigate depreciation and potentially increase a home’s value in the long run. It’s essential to stay informed about market trends and consult with real estate professionals for guidance on preserving or enhancing your home’s value.
Older homes offer character and established neighborhoods, while new homes provide modern features. The value depends on personal preferences, budget, and location. Consult our experts for a tailored assessment.
A broker is a licensed real estate professional who serves as an intermediary between buyers and sellers. They assist in pricing, marketing, and negotiating property sales, ensuring a smooth transaction process for both parties.
Certainly! You have the option to pay your own taxes and insurance when selling a property. Discussing this with our agent and the buyer is essential to clarify responsibilities and ensure a smooth transaction. Keep in mind that details may vary by location and the terms of your sale agreement.
Notify us of your intention to move out, schedule a move-out inspection, and ensure the property is clean and in good condition. We’ll guide you through the rest.
Question about renting
Begin by browsing our available listings online or contacting our agents. Once you find a property you like, we’ll guide you through the application process.
Typically, you’ll need proof of income, a valid ID, rental history, and a completed application form. Specific requirements may vary by property.
Security deposit amounts vary by property and are usually equal to one month’s rent. They are refundable, provided there is no damage beyond normal wear and tear.
Yes, you can often renew your lease if both you and the landlord agree. Terms and rental rates for renewals may be negotiated.
Notify us of your intention to move out, schedule a move-out inspection, and ensure the property is clean and in good condition. We’ll guide you through the rest.
