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Browse this website for reports, information, listings and links to relevant websites for additional insight into many real estate topics.
Link to the CMHC site which has a wealth of unbiased information on well and septic systems and other useful resources to assist you with your real estate needs. Try Doctors Nova Scotia for a list of Doctors who are accepting new patients. These are just a few of the useful links on my website available to you for your convenience.
Whether you are thinking of buying or selling real estate I would welcome the opportunity to talk with you regarding today's exciting and innovative market.
An important first step for both Buyers and Sellers is to discuss government regulations pertaining to Agency relationships with a real estate salesperson. This is done to determine which relationship is best for you. New regulations are being implemented to offer more flexibility and protection for all parties to a transaction.
Then we can have some fun by exploring new trends in the business like Home Staging, web-based marketing and current market data as it relates to a neighbourhood and property style for your transaction.
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Service is the foundation of my business and I am ready to facilitate a transaction for you.
I invite you to contact me with any questions about buying or selling real estate in Nova Scotia.
Working with me will prove to be an experience in service you will long remember.
Sincerely,
JIM BECKINGHAM
(902) 489-3326
Coldwell Banker Associates Real Estate |
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| Are You Prepared? In Nova Scotia, severe and unpredictable weather such as flooding, blizzards and hurricanes can occur. In addition to natural disasters there are other types of risks, such as power outages, industrial accidents and major transportation accidents. As well, there is the possibility of acts of terrorism on Canadian soil. The following list contains natural risks and hazards that could happen in Nova Scotia. The provincial Emergency Management Office (EMO) uses the four pillars of emergency management – mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery – to ensure a prompt and coordinated response to an emergency. This is accomplished through training and planning before an emergency occurs and by coordinating provincial resources during an emergency. Individuals and families are an important part in the emergency management process since every emergency will have an effect at the individual level. Plan and prepare now to limit the effects an emergency has on your daily life. More information To learn how to prepare for more emergencies in Nova Scotia such as: blizzards, industrial accidents, severe weather (heat/cold), and transportation accidents, contact your Community Emergency Management Coordinator through your local municipal office. Or, for more information on emergency management programs in Nova Scotia, contact:Nova Scotia Emergency Management Office Be "Prepared" and have an emergency management plan in place for your family and your property. Visit www.getprepared.ca to view and download "Your emergency preparedness guide" under the "72-hour guide" heading. | | | | |
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Be "Prepared" and have an emergency management plan in place for your family and your property. Visit www.getprepared.ca to view and download "Your emergency preparedness guide" under the "72-hour guide" heading. |
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