Canmore property owner guides

To lease premises, document the available space, additional rent and permitted use for the incoming tenant.

A buyer comparing attached homes should be able to see which features are owned outright and which are shared.

Choose comparable properties with similar access, usable outdoor space and permitted improvements.

To lease premises, document the available space, additional rent and permitted use for the incoming tenant.

To lease premises, document the available space, additional rent and permitted use for the incoming tenant.

Check title for private access, use restrictions and shared service obligations.

Include drainage plans or engineering records for improvements that depend on the grade.

Check the individual parcel against current municipal hazard maps.

Provide the permits, independent access details and utility arrangements to support the description.

Match comparable sales on access and grade as well as interior size.

For a lease quote, spell out yard rights, delivery access and operating-cost recoveries.

Gather the survey and any written access agreements before using yard or driveway dimensions in the listing.

To lease premises, document the available space, additional rent and permitted use for the incoming tenant.

Obtain the site agreement where applicable before comparing the price with freehold sales.

Compare annual ownership costs alongside the asking price.

Compare closed properties with similar exposure and winter access.

Separate the price of real property from machinery and business inventory.

Price a property with a finished basement against sales with comparable usable space.

Give the appraiser separate measurements for the original home, addition and detached structures.

Record the approved use, floor layout and vehicle access for the premises.

Check the title for affordability, occupancy or resale conditions before selecting comparables.

Confirm usable parking and outdoor space against the survey or condominium plan.

Show buyers original plan dimensions and comparable sales with similar exposure.

Check the parcel against municipal flood mapping before making a waterfront or risk claim.

Identify any work anticipated during the buyer's first year of ownership.

Document the driveway grade, available winter parking and any shared snow clearing.

Gather any registered design controls and improvement approvals affecting the site.

Identify any amenity rights separately from the views available from the property.

A planning-area name does not establish that a particular stage is approved, serviced or available for sale.

To lease premises, document the available space, additional rent and permitted use for the incoming tenant.

Use comparable sales with the same ownership structure.

To lease premises, document the available space, additional rent and permitted use for the incoming tenant.

Describe exclusive-use rights and titled spaces separately in the offer documents.

Compare the actual ownership structure and permitted home type against like-for-like sales.

To lease premises, document the available space, additional rent and permitted use for the incoming tenant.

Match pricing to the construction stage, tenancy and services currently available.

For an existing commercial space, separate the terms of a lease offering from the value of an outright sale.

To lease premises, document the available space, additional rent and permitted use for the incoming tenant.

For a lease offering, document usable area, deliveries, signage rights and any shared customer parking.