Real Estate 101 Buy Wahi’s Home Showing Checklist for Buyers Wahi’s Home Showing Checklist for Buyers Use this helpful checklist of important things to look for when viewing a property. By Kristin Doucet | 1 minute read Jun 28 Wahi has put together a helpful checklist of important things to look for when attending a home showing. DOWNLOAD PRINTABLE PDF HERE. 1. Check out the neighbourhood and consider the following: noise level parking nearby amenities (groceries, cafes, parks) public transit 2. Ensure electrical & appliances and fixtures in every room are in good working order: light switches and lighting plug sockets boilers and radiators kitchen appliances (dishwasher, stove, refrigerator) laundry room appliances toilets, sinks, faucets, showers HVAC system 3. Inspect the condition of the walls, ceilings, floors and room in every room to check for water damage –4. Closely examine the windows to see if they’re single or double pane for energy efficiency – 5. Take note of the view from each window 6. Check for strange odours, which can be indicative of a problem such as mildew or mold – 7. Examine the storage space – 8. Take photos (with permission from homeowners) and measurements of each room to ensure your furniture will fit – 9. For townhomes or semi-detached, listen for noise coming from the adjacent units/houses – 10. Tour the yard to check the condition of the grass, trees and vegetation – 11. Note the orientation of the house to determine how much natural light the home will get throughout the day – 12. Envision yourself living in the space (where you’ll eat, relax, and sleep) – Checklist Items for Condos –When viewing a condo unit, there are several different items to consider that don’t necessarily apply to single-family homes:–1. Take notice of any new condo developments underway in the neighbourhood that could obstruct your view – 2. Listen for noises coming from above, beside, or below to determine how much noise will come through the walls Find the Right REALTOR® for You We'll match you with a proven agent in your area. Learn more 3. Evaluate the amenities, including gym, pool, lobbies, common/party rooms, elevators & stairwells– 4. Check out the parking garage and storage locker– 5. Assess security measure like camera, gates, and concierge Kristin Doucet Wahi Managing Editor You might also like Buy and SellLatest Inflation Figures Could Mean a Rate Hold , And More than Half of Canadian Renters Plan to Buy a Home in the Future Jun 27 Buy and Sell5 Highly Instagramable Canadian Homes For Sale That Are Perfect for Airbnb Jun 25 Buy and SellHome Prices Already Falling in Some of Canada’s Most Tariff-Sensitive Markets Jun 24 Become a RealEstate Know-It-All Get the weekly email that will give you everything you need to be a real estate rockstar. Stay informed and get so in the know. Email Address SIGN UP TODAY Yes, I want to get the latest real estate news, insights, home valueestimates emailed to my inbox. I can unsubscribe at any time.
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