What does “clean and vacant” actually mean when you're selling a house in Nova Scotia?

What does “clean and vacant” actually mean when you're selling a house in Nova Scotia?

This is something that has come up a few times this summer, so I thought I would write a short post about it.

The house (and property) should be clean and tidy. Honestly, the cleaner the better, but certainly “broom clean” is a must.

If you are buying, it may not hurt to include a professional cleaning condition in your agreement so you can be confident that the home will be clean.

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Money Talks: How the Money Flows when you're Selling Your Home in Nova Scotia.

Money Talks: How the Money Flows when you're Selling Your Home in Nova Scotia.

One of the things that incites the most anxiety when buying or selling a home is the money, who is handling it? Luckily for home buyers and sellers your trusted professionals help you in this department. Your lawyer handles the money for you when you sell your home.

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Looks Matter: How Professional Staging and Photography can help you sell your home in Nova Scotia

Looks Matter: How Professional Staging and Photography can help you sell your home in Nova Scotia

Much of a home buyer's initial search happens online these days. This means that the pictures and videos of your home online are the things that will capture someone's attention and impress them enough to see the home in person. You want to make the most of this opportunity. Virtual tours have also become a great way to show off your home. Professional home staging and photography are a great way to accomplish this.

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