A day in the life of a Kelowna REALTOR®

This blog is about me, Paige Guernsey, and the things that happen around my job as a Kelowna Real Estate agent with Coldwell Banker Horizon Realty. I talk about listings, sales activity, market conditions, market trends, promotions, green real estate, and sometimes funny things that happen to me during the course of my day. There's links and videos to great information as well as access to my 2 websites, kelownahome.com and greenkelownarealestate.com

Building a green house

Posted by on October 14, 2010 | No Comments

A well known Montreal architect is speaking for Cascadia Green Building Council on Building a Net Zero house. This home strives to generate all the energy required for household use as well as integrate sustainable agriculture for the property.  Pretty crazy technology available out there that can actually work. If you’ve ever wondered about “green” technology be sure to mark this date on your calendar.  October 27, 2010 at Rotary Center for the Arts, Mary Irwin Theater from 5:30 to 7:00.

See you there…

Paige

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Selling real estate using Power of Attorney

Posted by on October 14, 2010 | No Comments

I’m working with an amazing family who is looking after their grandmother.  They’re currently selling grandma’s home using Power of Attorney.  Many fine details are involved when looking to sell property using this tool.  I came across this informative article dealing with these details.  Banks and lending instutions can also have their own rules surrounding Power of Attorney, particularly with mortgage fraud being in the news lately.  The business of buying and selling real estate is complex and ever-changing. I’ve been in this business for almost 25 years and I learn something new weekly!

Talk to you soon…

Paige

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