Buying or selling real estate in Vermont involves many factors and necessary steps. Assuring clear title, confirming permit compliance, determining property readiness for sale, and tax implications are among the various considerations. Professional assistance is recommended. The services of a real estate agent, especially a member of the National Association of Realtors, and an attorney, licensed in Vermont are essential. These professionals can assist in providing information on financial resources and mortgages, building inspectors, permits, and taxes.
In other sections of Our Services information is provided on Vermont's tax laws regarding Land Gains, Transfers, withholding, and related matters. In the Area Services section of the menu you will find information to assist you in finding an attorney, a financial institution (a bank or mortgage lender), building inspectors, insurance agents, and permit authorities.
As a seller you can expect us to meet with you and give you a fair assessment of the value of your property and what, if anything, we would recommend you do before listing or selling your property. In listing a property for sale we research land records to determine if there are any title issues that could be a problem when you contract to sell or close on the sale of your property. We look for permits that are required
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