We often get asked a lot of questions when it comes to a private home sale. Since many homeowners are used to working with a realtor, they may be unsure about how the process works when selling to a private or cash home buyer.

Do you own a house that you need to sell in Ontario that currently has tenants living in it? Talk about stress. In today’s article, we are going to cover a few critical steps for selling your house in Ontario with tenants.

Thinking about selling your home but not sure what it is worth? Or trying to decide if it’s worth the hassle and money of doing upgrades before selling? Figuring out the value of your home has many different aspects.

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There may be many reasons you need to sell your home, and it’s not an easy decision. Maybe you’re struggling financially and can’t keep up with the bills, or have to relocate for a job but can’t afford the down payment.

Today’s post is not going to be filled with a bunch of fluff. Why? Because this post is about answering a pivotal question that we get asked on a daily basis. How does a home inspection affect the sale of your home?

Have you ever wondered who actually has to pay the closing costs in a cash home sale? Here’s the deal. There are NO COMMISSIONS to be paid. When you sell your home to a cash home buyer, you’re not paying commissions because you are selling privately - directly to the buyer.

A cash house buyer can help many people in all sorts of difficult situations, but is not always the best choice for all home sellers. It is true, a cash buyer is typically looking for a property where they can add value and/or force appreciation.