PROPERTY MARKETS · OWNER RESOURCES
Selling a Campbell River Home with a Suite
If your property includes a suite or separate accommodation, bring that into the selling conversation from the start.
Collect the records you have.
Make a list of available permits, plans and documents relating to the space. Note what is known, what was represented to you when you bought, and what still needs checking. A description from an earlier listing is not a substitute for confirming the current position.
Discuss occupancy and access.
Explain how the space is currently used and whether it is occupied. Showing arrangements, privacy and timing need to be addressed in the sale plan. For tenancy-related decisions, obtain current guidance suited to your situation.
Confirm the right description.
The City’s Residential and Rental Zoning page includes secondary-suite information. Check the applicable requirements before relying on a label such as “legal suite” in marketing.
Albert can help identify the questions to resolve before your property goes to market. Start with the seller preparation checklist.