Selling Tenant Occupied Properties – Knowing Your Lease

by Sebastian on February 19, 2010

Sebastian Albrecht, Vancouver realtor, discusses the importance of knowing the terms of your lease when selling your Vancouver real estate in this video blog. There can be an enormous impact on how easily and for how much your property will sell for depending upon the lease you have signed with your tenant. Whether it’s a term lease (six months, one year, etc) or a month to month tenancy plays a significant role in just about every sale of tenant occupied properties. Before listing your property, or signing your next lease be sure that you understand the impact on your investment.

Please share your opinion on this, or any other Vancouver real estate topic by contacting Sebastian at sebastian@sebastianalbrecht.com. Sebastian Albrecht video blogs regularly about Vancouver real estate. You can find all of his Vancouver real estate video blogs here.

Copyright © 2010 Vancouver real estate in the Vancouver Realtor Blog bySebastian Albrecht, Vancouver Realtor with Royal LePage Vancouver ”Selling Tenant Occupied Properties – Knowing Your Lease”

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New Listing – 801 – 1067 Marinaside Cr (Quay West II)

by Sebastian on February 18, 2010

801 1067 Marinaside Cr

801 1067 Marinaside Cr

 

Overview

Wow. It’s tough to find a resort-style waterfront home in Vancouver at this price. This is an incredible opportunity to own in one of the highest quality condominium developments in the city of Vancouver.

Views, convenience, space and quality. It checks all of the boxes a discerning buyer is looking for…

Details

Looking for affordable Vancouver waterfront luxury living? This PEACEFUL and LIGHT one bedroom + den home has floor to ceiling windows offering stunning WATER VIEWS of False Creek and the marina.

With NO RENTAL RESTRICTIONS, and an excellent tenant in place, this could be an ideal opportunity for a turn-key investment. Quay West II offers some of the finest amenities in the city including a 60′ lap pool, sauna, swirlpool, gym, bike/kayak room, media room, billiard lounge… and 24 hour concierge.

Located steps to the waterfront, marina, seawall, Yaletown and Downtown Vancouver. 1 parking and 1 storage locker included. Pets + Rentals OK

More Information

You can find more information on 801 – 1067 Marinaside Crescent here. I shall be doing an OPEN HOUSE Sunday, February 21st from 2pm – 4pm. If you are unable to make the open house, I would be happy to arrange a private viewing for you.

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Multiple Offers in Vancouver Real Estate

February 12, 2010

In this video blog, Vancouver realtor, discusses in his latest video blog the state of the Vancouver real estate market in February 2010. He’s seeing a lot of multiple offers despite the fact that the market is seasonally slower (fewer sales while inventory increases). The reality is you need a realtor that has experience in [...]

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Winter Olympics? Pfft. Vancouver Real Estate Keeps Going (so far)

February 10, 2010

In this video blog, Vancouver realtor, Sebastian Albrecht talks about what’s happening in the Vancouver real estate market right now. This is a unique time as Vancouver is about to host the 2010 Winter Olympics. Many thought that the market would stall at this time but Sebastian is surprised to see the strength that the [...]

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January 2010 Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver MLS Statistics

February 3, 2010

Vancouver Real Estate Statistics for January 2010
A (not so) Average January For Vancouver Real Estate
For the first time in a long while, we had a month that did not threaten to break sales records. The month of January 2010 was only an average month for the first decade of the century. Higher sales numbers were [...]

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New Listing – 409 4078 Knight (King Edward Village)

January 28, 2010

 
 

Overview
A home like this doesn’t come onto the market very often. One bedroom units at the popular King Edward Village are incredibly rare, particularly including the features that are included with this fantastic home.
You can rest easy knowing that you are purchasing into a quality building that is less than two years old and still [...]

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The Olympic Effect: Truth or Fiction for Vancouver Real Estate?

January 28, 2010

In this video blog, Vancouver realtor, Sebastian Albrecht discusses what effect the Olympics really has on host city’s real estate. Sebastian lays out what many people are thinking, his own opinion, as well as the results of a research paper released by the UBC Sauder School of Business. You may be surprised at their conclusion.

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Investor/Landlord Selling? Tenants Effect on Selling Vancouver Real Estate

January 27, 2010

Vancouver realtor, Sebastian Albrecht, talks about the effect that tenants can have on selling Vancouver real estate in this video blog. Yes, you are able to sell if you have a tenant in place. Whether the tenant is a positive or a negative depends upon a number of factors. You may find that one tenant [...]

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Listed? What to do with Vancouver Real Estate during the 2010 Winter Olympics

January 23, 2010

Vancouver real estate agent, Sebastian Albrecht, discusses how to handle the sale of your property during the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics in this video blog. Some media reports have been suggesting that the best thing to do is take your property off the market during the Olympics. Sebastian disagrees. It depends upon your situation. However, [...]

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December 2009 Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver MLS Statistics

January 21, 2010

Vancouver Real Estate Statistics for December 2009
The third strongest December on record
2009 ended much differently than it began. The year began with one of the worst months on record while it ended with one of the best December.
The benchmark price for residential homes in Greater Vancouver was up 16.2% (to $562,462) from December 2008 to [...]

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