Celia Myers "Your Guide to Oceanside"
173 Island Hwy W V9P 2H1 Parksville, BC, Canada

Here is an interesting video for those of you who are thinking of getting into the real estate market. It explains the most important document, the Contract of Purchase and Sale. This should give you a clear understanding of what you are signing so you can feel confident when purchasing a property.

Congratulations to my buyers and their mom on their purchase of a new home. Nice to see something positive happen in these difficult time’s. I know you’ll be happy there for many years to come.

Copied post. This message is to my NON REALTOR friends Based on what you see on TV, you may believe Realtors are concerned because they can’t sell homes or... hold open houses. The Federal government labeled residential real estate essential last week, and let me explain why.... it’s not about sales. In reality, our government and the real estate industry are much more concerned about people with these sorts of challenges: A mother of two boys who just lost her husband in a horrible car accident last night. They didn’t have life insurance. She realizes she can no longer afford the home her and her children live in. That mom desperately needs to sell the house and get a smaller one in the same school district because she doesn’t want the kids to be further dramatized by losing their friends right after just losing their dad. The 80-year-old couple who just moved into a small condo to cut expenses and put their 4-bedroom colonial up for sale. They lost most of their life savings this month in the stock market crash. They must now sell their previous house immediately because they need the proceeds of that sale to sustain them financially. A couple with an infant daughter who has special long-term medical needs. They must move closer to the hospital that specializes in the type of procedure required to heal their little one. They need to move now. A woman and her two small kids who has been in an abusive relationship and finally had the courage to say enough is enough! Her priority is to get her kids to a safe home, she needs to move now. A family's house burned down - they lost everything they own .. including their dear family pets .. and they've just received their insurance payout and need to find a home to buy ASAP. TV concentrates on the glitz and glamour of the profession. In reality, Realtors serve many people through some extraordinarily difficult times. Death, divorce, sickness, job loss. The list goes on. We don’t talk much about these people and their situations as we simply aren't able to for privacy purposes. Situations like those mentioned above and many others are taking place right now all over the country. We promise you it's not to be selfish, but people do still need to buy, sell or rent a home as a basic need. It’s not about sales right now, it’s about serving those that need to move most!

Buying, selling, renting or leasing property can be complicated, even in normal circumstances. COVID-19 creates new questions for consumers and can add signific...antly to the challenges of a real estate transaction. To help real estate consumers navigate these unique circumstances, the Real Estate Council of British Columbia has prepared this guidance and resources.

Strata buyers: make sure subject to insurance is part of your conditional offer. http://news.fvreb.bc.ca//condo-insurance-crisis-what-your/

Huge price reduction! Just reduced from $1,039,000 to $999,900! Gorgeous 3098 sf home on .38 acres backing onto the golf course.