Doubting whether or not you should put your home for sale simply because of travel plans or a hectic work schedule that does not permit your very own two feet to stay planted on Quebec soil for very long? Understanding the options that are available to you and putting a plan in motion may help you survive any doubts!<\/p>\n
Working with a realtor you can trust will help you in feeling as though your home is in good hands while you are away.<\/p>\n
If you have an alarm system, all the better. You can even create a unique access code for your real estate broker, so you know exactly who has entered your home. If you do not have one, you may want to think of getting one if you travel often. Relying on neighbors, friends and family you can trust that live close by can also help, as they can check on the property and pick up any lingering mail outside your door.<\/p>\n
Put a timer on lighting fixtures that will make it appear as though someone is home. Same goes for exterior lighting.<\/p>\n
Keep important papers, valuables and personal belongings hidden either in a safe or leave them with someone you trust.<\/p>\n
If you know there is a certain problem that needs to be addressed, fix it before you leave. This problem will no longer be an issue for potential buyers and it won\u2019t be a negotiating factor should there be a deal in the works while you are away.<\/p>\n
It is hard to resist capturing certain moments and sharing it with those online, but it is best to keep your vacation hush. You do not know who may be online and getting this information. It is best to not let many people know or change your privacy settings on your social media platforms.<\/p>\n
Do not forget, your realtor is a trusted alliance and has your best interest in mind. It is best they are kept in the loop of any changes, what to do in case of an emergency and definitely how certain equipment work!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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