Found 3 blog entries tagged as FSBO.

Just sold, Calgary Inner-City infill. With over 2400 ft2 developed space - located in the inner-city community of Tuxedo Park!  This modern home is inner-city living at its finest! A well thought out floor plan built by one of Calgary's premier architects, R. Hayashi. Entering this home you are welcomed by a stunning open concept main level living, dining and kitchen space. 10 feet ceilings and giant windows bring in lots of natural sunlight throughout the entire home. 

Gourmet kitchen featuring: custom cabinetry, quartz counters, Kitchen-Aid & Miele appliances w/ 5 burner gas cooktop & convection oven and Kohler faucet.

tuxedo new home for sale kitchen

Upgrades throughout include: Marble/hardwood/granite/porcelain flooring, BioFuel fireplace, Grohe & Kohler fixtures, extensive…

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The True Cost of Selling Your Home Without a Professional Real Estate Agent

 House for Sale

Everybody wants to save a little money, especially when selling your most valuable asset. So when Angela was ready to sell her home a few years ago, she figured she could try to sell it herself — without using a real estate agent. After all, her property was in a hot real estate market, and most of her network shops online - and she thought: "How hard could this be?"

Angela, a busy single mother of two, had become overwhelmed juggling her daily responsibilities in addition to owning her own home. She was waiting for the market to warm up, and when she felt like when it became a “hot market”, she decided that it was time to sell.

In hopes of saving some money, Angela…

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For Sale By Owner

 

 

If you are trying to sell your house yourself, this is what it might sound like:

  1. Find a For Sale Buy Owner (FSBO) Handbook from your local Library or You Tube or Online Blog.
  2. Get your sledge hammer out, and get a for sale sign on your lawn. Go to the Dollar Store and get a few For Sale Signs and hang on every window and mailbox (don't forget to put your phone number or email in the tiny box below the sign). 
  3. Go through your filing cabinet (or the place where you put all your random documents) and hope you have your city assessments from past years. Go onto the City website and find what your house is assessed at. Forget your password and have to jump through hoops to find out what your assessed house is online. Go on your bank…

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