Practical checklist for BC Realtors

Give every buyer a handoff built around their home.

Organize the possession details, home systems, records, and first priorities a buyer will look for after they get the keys.

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Possession and access

01

Completion and possession dates

Keys, fobs, garage remotes, mailbox, and building access

Useful strata, concierge, and property contacts

The buyer's preferred contact details

Home profile

02

Home type, age, and major systems

Water, gas, and electrical shutoff locations

Heating, cooling, hot water, fireplace, and ventilation basics

Parking, storage, waste collection, utilities, and local services

First priorities

03

Immediate safety, water, and access tasks

The next action for each selected home priority

A clear owner and timing for each action

A place to record quotes, service, and completed repairs

Records and warranties

04

Warranty details and important dates

Appliance manuals, service records, and receipts

Strata and property information the buyer will use again

A simple first-year folder for new home records

After the handoff

Ask about real ownership.

A short first-month conversation reveals what the handoff missed and gives the next follow-up a useful purpose.

01

What was harder to find than expected during move-in?

02

Did any home priority become more urgent once you moved in?

03

Which home system still feels unfamiliar?

04

Is there a warranty, record, or contact you are still missing?

05

What would make the next seasonal change easier?

Put the handoff into a homeowner hub.

Urban Nook prepares one useful place for the buyer, with your service attached to the experience.

Create one for my next buyer