Sell your property faster

On average, properties sell within 14 days to 3 months. This timeframe varies based on several factors: location, property condition, asking price and market conditions. With our marketing strategy and qualified buyer network, we maximize your chances of selling quickly.

January through May are generally the most active periods. However, every situation is unique. We analyze market trends in real time to identify the optimal moment based on your area and property type. In some cases, selling in winter can mean less competition and attract more serious buyers.

Not necessarily major renovations. We instead recommend strategic improvements with a good return on investment: fresh paint, minor repairs, decluttering and staging. During our free evaluation, we identify priority actions that will genuinely increase the perceived value of your property without excessive spending.

The main costs include:

• Broker commission: We offer service packages tailored to your needs, ranging from 4% – 4.5% – 5% – 5.5%—you choose!
• Location certificate: $1,000 – $1,500
• Legal and notary fees: $1,000 – $2,500
• Municipal/school tax reimbursement pro-rated

Our evaluation is based on a thorough Comparative Market Analysis (CMA). We review recent sales of similar properties in your area, current market trends, your property's unique features, and local demand. Our goal is to find the optimal price: attractive enough to quickly generate offers while maximizing your profit.

No, and we actually recommend your absence. Potential buyers feel more at ease exploring freely and speaking openly when the owners are not present. We handle all showings professionally, highlight your property's strengths and answer questions. You will receive a detailed report after each showing.

Great position to be in! We analyze each offer with you in detail: price, conditions, timelines, and the buyer's financial strength. Our negotiation experience helps guide you toward the offer that best meets your needs—not just the highest one.

Absolutely! The vast majority of sellers still have a mortgage. Your loan balance will simply be repaid at closing from the sale proceeds. We calculate with you your net equity (sale value minus mortgage and fees) so you know exactly what you will receive. If you have prepayment penalties, we factor those into our planning.