Blog by Claire LeLacheur
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Tarps over Buildings does not Equal Leaky
March 4th, 2010There is absolutely nothing worse then being the listing agent on a bu ...
Inflated Real Estate Values due to Olympic Flame?
February 22nd, 2010Olympic Experience Day 5
February 16th, 2010My idea to post blog entries about my Olympic experience down at
Concord Pacific has turned out to be a big pie in the sky idea. As
it turns out there is just NO time.
In between my shifts at the Concord Presentation Centre which are
about 8-10 hours a day, keeping up with my own real estate
business, and guilting myself into taking part in some of the
happenings, there has been only just en ...
Olympic Experience Day 1
February 11th, 2010For the duration of the Olympics I will be situated at Concord Pacific right smack dab in the middle of the action. Concord has leased out its parking lot to a number of different venues including right to play, the provinces of Quebec and Saskatchewan and of course Molson Hockey House. Incidently the parking lot is also adjacent to the entrance gates and security checkpoints for BC Place, an ...
Tarps and Staging don't Equal Leaky Condo
October 29th, 2009Vancouver has a lot of new construction going on these days, and
has had for awhile. Those buildings over time, will start to get
older. A building of 10-15 years will start to have things going on
with it that will require maintenance for the overall upkeep and
well being of the building.
Some of these maintenance items include, decks and patio
resurfacing, new roofs, membrane repair, windo ...
Pet Deposits
May 14th, 2009Did you know?
If you have an investment property inhabited by a tenant with a pet on top of the 1/2 months security deposit you can also charge a pet deposit if the tenants have a pet.
The pet deposit can be up to one full months rent. Half can be taken on the pet and the other half can be taken for the damage the pet may cause to the property and to guard against accidents. This can be tak ...
Evicting a tenant for a Buyer
May 13th, 2009if you are a Buyer and planning to move into a tenant occupied property, then you must serve the tenant with written notice. the tenant must be given 60 days notice from the first of the next month. Before notice can be given to the tenant the Buyer must have a subject free offer and inform the Seller in writing that they would like to inhabit the property themselves.
Notice must be handed t ...
As Is Where Is?
April 11th, 2009When you purchase a court ordered sale or a foreclosure, you, as the Buyer are purchasing the property in an as is where is condition.
What does this mean you might ask?
Sally Seller owns a house and has not made any mortgage payments for the past three consectutive months. Sally's bank forecloses on her and techincally she is no longer the owner, the bank is.
Since the owner is the bank a ...