The first step in marketing your property is to enter into a Listing
Agreement - a contract that commits Royal LePage to actively market
your home for a specified period of time. It also commits you
to a pre-established marketing fee that is to be paid upon the
successful closing of the sale. Your Royal LePage Real Estate
Professional may require the following documents:
Certificate of Location or Plan of Survey - A Survey of your
property which outlines the lot size and location of buildings
as well as details of encroachments from neighbouring properties.
This may be required in certain areas to complete the sale of
your home. Your legal professional may recommend a survey, especially
if significant changes have been made to your property.
Property Tax Receipts - Most Listing Agreements require that the
current annual property tax assessments be shown.
Mortgage Verification - Few homeowners know the exact balance
of their mortgage as it is paid down. You will be asked to authorize
your mortgage lender to provide the figures required.
Deed or Title Search - This document is a legal description of
your property and the proof that you own it.
Other Documentation - In some instances, it may help the sale
of your property if you can provide prospective buyers with information
on such items as annual heating, electrical, and water expenses,
as well as any recent home improvement costs.
Ginette Beardsell, Real Estate Broker Royal LePage Élite
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