Buy with Team Reach
Buying here is a contact sport.
Good homes across Greater Vancouver & the Fraser Valley move fast and sell over asking. The difference is a team that knows the block, writes the offer right, and tells you the truth about the place.
The path
From pre-approval to the keys.
01
Get pre-approved
Know your real number before you fall for a place. We'll point you to brokers who actually pick up the phone.
02
Map the search
We narrow it to the blocks that fit your life and budget — and flag the ones to avoid before you waste a Saturday.
03
See the homes
Private showings, honest read-outs. We'll tell you what a listing photo is hiding and what the inspection will find.
04
Make the offer
Subjects, price, timing, and the negotiation. This is where a team that knows the street earns its keep.
05
Close and keys
We stay on it through financing, the lawyer, and possession — so the last two weeks don't come apart.
Where to buy
The areas we know.
Eight pockets of Surrey and Langley we work block by block. Open one to read the place and see what’s on the market.
Run the numbers
What it costs, roughly, each month.
A quick estimate, built the Canadian way — semi-annual compounding, with CMHC insurance factored in under 20% down.
Estimated payment
$4,086/mo
- Mortgage amount
- $720,000
- Down payment
- $180,000
Principal & interest only, compounded semi-annually as Canadian fixed mortgages are. Excludes property tax, strata, and insurance. An estimate — not a pre-approval.
Talk real numbersOn your side
What a buyer’s agent is actually for.
Homes before they list
We hear about a lot of the market before it hits the portals. Sometimes the best home is the one nobody else saw.
Negotiation that holds
In a multiple-offer market, how you write the offer matters as much as the number. We've done it hundreds of times.
Due diligence, locally
Strata minutes, depreciation reports, that block's flood history — we read the boring documents so you don't buy a problem.
Budget past the sticker price.
In BC there’s more than the down payment: the Property Transfer Tax, a home inspection, legal fees, and GST if it’s a new build. First-time buyers get a break on the PTT — one of several things worth knowing before you write.
We’ll walk you through the real all-in number for any home you’re serious about, so nothing surprises you at the lawyer’s office.