Buyer's Guide

Getting Started:
Welcome to the Buyer's Guide
Financing & Research:

Making an Offer:

Discover The Beachlands: Victoria’s Premier Oceanfront Community

Posted on Sep 24, 2025 in Buyer's Guide

Here's Your “Need to Know” About The Beachlands in Victoria, BC

Nestled along the pristine shores of Colwood, British Columbia, The Beachlands stands as Vancouver Island’s largest oceanfront master-planned community. Spanning 134 acres, this visionary development promises a harmonious blend of coastal living, modern amenities, and sustainable design...

How to Prepare a Strong Offer on a Property

Posted on Sep 10, 2025 in Buyer's Guide

Buying a home can be competitive—sometimes the right home for you is also the right home for others. Every little thing you do to make your offer memorable can tip the balance in your favour.

Why Personal Touch Matters

A contract is impersonal. While it includes price, conditions, included items, and closing dates, it doesn’t show the seller who you...

Why Municipal Records Are a Key Resource When Buying a Property

Posted on Sep 06, 2025 in Buyer's Guide

When purchasing a home or property, understanding its history and legal status is essential. One of the best ways to gather accurate and official information is through municipal records. These records provide insight into zoning, permits, building plans, and more—helping you make informed decisions before completing your purchase

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What to expect after submitting an offer...

Posted on Aug 18, 2025 in Buyer's Guide

Submitting an offer on a property is exciting—but it’s just the beginning. Understanding what can happen next will help you stay informed and respond strategically.

Seller Options

Once your offer is received, the seller has three main choices:

Accept – The offer is accepted as written. We will receive confirmation and proceed to the next steps, includ...

Understanding Mortgage Life Insurance: Is It Right for You?

Posted on Aug 18, 2025 in Buyer's Guide

When signing your mortgage documents, your lender may offer mortgage life insurance. It’s important to understand that this is optional—you are not required to purchase it to complete your mortgage.