buyer beware
Buyer Beware Seminar (free):
With all the responsibilities of buying and selling real estate, this need for risk management is crucial. The onus for property evaluation is always on the buyer whether pre-sale or resale.
This popular real estate seminar will provide you with insights to avoid pitfalls and ways to protect yourself as a buyer, whether first-time, up-sizing or down-sizing.
Seminar dates and locations for 2010 to be announced.
A public service of Consumer Advocacy and Support for Homeowners (CASH) Society www.CashSociety.net
Presented by ”Homeowner Advocate”, John Grasty.
For more information, please contact: info@realestateevolved.com
What a previous participant told us:
Thinking of down-sizing, my wife and I attended a “Buyer Beware” seminar at Douglas College where we learned how incredibly risky a real estate transaction can be, and on so many fronts. The knowledge we gained from the seminar has really helped us prepare for our long-term goal of downsizing.
The seminar is not presented as a “sales pitch or a gimmick”; rather it focuses on the need to pay due diligence to the process of buying a home and offers practical strategies to help avoid some of the common pitfalls involved in the process.
Coincidently, several months after attending the seminar one of our daughters decided to buy her first home. At our suggestion she interviewed John Grasty, the seminar facilitator and a Metro Vancouver Realtor, and decided to work with John, and his business partner and Realtor, Grace Nachtigall. As parents it was exciting to watch her go through the process, and reassuring to hear her comments such as, “Wow, we learned so much about the process during out first meeting” and, “John and Grace are so easy to work with”.
For anyone considering entering the real estate market we would highly recommend taking this seminar.
Jim and Anna R. - Coquitlam
The buyer beware message of Real Estate Evolved resonates with CBC’s Marketplace coverage:
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