Is now a good time to buy a home in British Columbia?
If you have your finances in place, and you have decided what you want, now could be a great time to buy a home in British Columbia.
If you have your finances in place, and you have decided what you want, now could be a great time to buy a home in British Columbia.
Feeling like you might be ready? Here are some things to consider ahead of starting your search.
In Alberta, it could be a great time to sell your home! It is important to look at what is going on in your neighborhood, and with similar homes to yours.
Extended cold periods followed by the warm days we sometimes experience in Alberta can lead to what is called “attic rain”. Learn how to protect your home.
If you’re getting ready to sell your home, it’s important to understand how to protect
Real estate has been done the same, traditional way for a very long time. It’s almost become so that people don’t even realize that there are other options to consider. Bōde was created to provide homeowners with an option to deviate from the traditional route and to empower them to believe that they can.
Homeowners looking to make the most of their home sale and purchase may consider downsizing. Current market data shows…
Why should homeowners consider selling this Winter? Isn’t it best to wait until Spring? We share why home sellers shouldn’t be concerned about seasonality this Winter
We have compiled a list of the 6 best real estate photographers in Edmonton! Connect with a company that is sure to make your home stand out. After all, professional photos can make a huge impact on your listing!
We have compiled a list of the 7 best real estate photographers in Calgary! Professional photos can make a tremendous impact when selling your home. Learn which companies are sure to make your home stand out.
Ready to get your home on the market? We have 8 tips to sell your Vancouver home without an agent that will help you be more successful in your real estate transaction.
Bōde’s VP of Enterprise Sales, Jeff Jackson, walks through the entire purchase agreement for a single family home transaction in Alberta.