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i have some single family units in Ontario. townhouses, semi detached, detached.
we have decided to start liquidating to free up cash for other ventures.
All units are tenanted.
All tenants in good standing.
All leases expired so tenants are month to month.
in my opinion we will get the best value if we get vacant possession, clean them up, update where advantageous then list the property.
sounded easy enough. Then started researching and heard things like serving a form once i had an APS, which would mean listing and showing with the tenant in, and in the current condition. also rules about compensation.
Any tips on a smooth transition from tenanted to market ready to sell for best price?
we have decided to start liquidating to free up cash for other ventures.
All units are tenanted.
All tenants in good standing.
All leases expired so tenants are month to month.
in my opinion we will get the best value if we get vacant possession, clean them up, update where advantageous then list the property.
sounded easy enough. Then started researching and heard things like serving a form once i had an APS, which would mean listing and showing with the tenant in, and in the current condition. also rules about compensation.
Any tips on a smooth transition from tenanted to market ready to sell for best price?