Invermere Real Estate Agents

Who pays real estate agent fees? What is an excellent real estate investment in Invermere? How do I buy Invermere foreclosures? How to buy a rental property in Invermere BC? What do I need to know when buying real estate in BC? (answers below)

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DK Rice
PERSONAL REAL ESTATE CORPORATION

Royal LePage

492 HIGHWAY 93/95  INVERMERE,  BC  V0A 1K2 

Mobile: (250) 342-5935

dk@rockieswest.com

Who pays real estate agent fees? 

The Sellers sign a contract with their listing agents brokerage to pay the commissions for the sale upon closing.

What is an excellent real estate investment in Invermere? 
More significant properties that allow short-term rentals that are in a desirable area within walking distance of the lake or with beautiful views

How do I buy Invermere foreclosures? 

You will need to have your offer to purchase accepted by the bank selling the foreclosure, and then you will need to have the court approve the offer. There can be competing offers in the courtroom that the judge can consider. You should contact a realtor to get all the instructions and guidance throughout this process.

How to buy a rental property in Invermere? 

What type of rental you want will depend on the action to take. If a property already has a tenant, you can purchase and keep the tenant. If you want a short-term rental property, you will need to make sure the bylaws allow for this and any restrictions there may be.

What do I need to know when buying real estate in BC? 

Depending on the region and your use, there could be restrictions. All BC real estate is taxed with a Property Title Transfer Tax (PTT), which is 1% on the first $200,000 and 2% up to $ 2 million, 3% on balance if higher. It is recommended that you ask a local realtor if there are any bylaws or restrictions for buyers in that region.