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Relocating to PEI
In 2022, I made the choice to move "home" to PEI — relocating from the Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia. But this last move wasn't my first. For me, relocation has been a common practice since I was 8 years old.
I've relocated for my dad's work, for my own work, for my husband's work, for mental health reasons, for adventure, for family, for school. I've moved to the next province, across the country, across the border, across the ocean. I've been the one standing by while movers pack up a house, and I've been the one packing it myself.
So today, as your REALTOR®, I take these DECADES of relocation knowledge and put them to work for you.
❋ Network of ProfessionalsI have a network of professional advisors to help you through the process of getting situated. From inspectors to lawyers to who to reach out to at the school when you have questions - let us get you the answers you need to make sure you are ready for the upcoming move.
❋ Boots on the groundOften times, you are not here for most of the process - so I am your eyes, ears and boots. I am attending to everything that you cannot. And I do not take that trust that you are putting in me lightly.
❋ Community Building PEI is a tight-knit community and it is important for you to feel like you have a community of people that you can connect with. There is a community of new comer’s to PEI on Facebook that support each other through every step of the relocation process. Check it out by clicking on the link below:
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes - in fact, I offered on my current home while living in NS. For buyers who are unable to be here for the buying process, I am your boots on the ground and island eyes for the entire process. From video/virtual walk throughs of the property, attending the inspection for you, and sharing my list of vetted professionals, I am able to ensure that you are getting the right house from afar.
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Short answer - of course. The detailed answer is a bit more complex than a yes or no. It depends on a lot of factors and I know how to navigate the process.
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It depends on your search, but once an offer is accepted, [your typical range, e.g. 30–60 days] to closing is common.
Planning a move from away? Start the conversation a few months ahead so you have time to get pre-approved, learn the areas, and line up your dates.
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This is a much more complex question that just rent or buy.
What is your timeline? How long will you be on PEI for? Have you been to PEI before? Do you need to be in a specific community? What are you home goals? Those are just a couple of the questions that I will ask to help you make the right decision for you and your family.
Also, check out this video for more information when considering whether to rent or buy…
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It depends on what you want day to day: walkability, school, commute, or a bit more space. Should I Live in Charlottetown, Stratford, or Cornwall? walks through the differences, and I’m happy to talk it through with you.
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Plan for it before you move. Family doctors aren’t easy to get right away, so knowing your options for walk-in clinics and virtual care ahead of time makes a big difference. Getting Medical Care in PEI covers what to set up in advance.
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