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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