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About Anita
Born in Vancouver an...
Licensed since 2010, Anita is a trusted and experienced Realtor® working across Metro Vancouver, including Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, New Westminster, and beyond. With over a decade of industry expertise, she specializes in strata properties, detached homes, new construction, and leasehold real estate. Whether you’re buying your first condo, upsizing to a house, or navigating a pre-sale purchase, Anita offers smart strategies, honest advice, and unmatched market knowledge.
Born in Vancouver and raised in Richmond, Anita brings a local’s insight and a sharp eye for detail to every transaction. She’s known for her laid-back approach, clear communication, and fiercely loyal client base built almost entirely through referrals and repeat business.
When she’s not touring properties or writing offers, Anita is at home with her husband Alex and their two very opinionated pups: Lola, a jealous (but loveable) English Bulldog, and Buddha, a mischievous little Pug who keeps everyone on their toes. When she’s not working, you’ll likely find her in the kitchen baking—and taste-testing—her latest creation. Eating baked goods is her favourite hobby, and she’ll never say no to a slice of cake (or two).
If you’re looking for a reliable, relatable, and knowledgeable Realtor® who blends professional service with a personal touch, Anita is Your Awesome Realtor.
- Oakwyn Realty Ltd.
- 14 Years Experience
- Fluent In English, Punjabi
- http://www.anitaaheer.ca
- Gilmore
- East Cambie
- Broadmoor
- Steveston Village
- Steveston South
Is Now The Time to Buy?
It is no secret that interest rates are the highest they have been in years, but does that mean it’s a bad time to buy real estate? In short, no. Of course, it has become much more difficult to qualify for a mortgage due to the higher inter See more
Is Now The Time to Buy?
It is no secret that interest rates are the highest they have been in years, but does that mean it’s a bad time to buy real estate? In short, no. Of course, it has become much more difficult to qualify for a mortgage due to the higher interest rates and the mortgage stress-test requirements, but if you do qualify, it is still very much possible to purchase real estate and have it be a profitable investment in the long run.
Is Now The Time to Buy?
It is no secret that interest rates are the highest they have been in years, but does that mean it’s a bad time to buy real estate? In short, no. Of course, it has become much more difficult to qualify for a mortgage due to the higher interest rates and the mortgage stress-test requirements, but if you do qualify, it is still very much possible to purchase real estate and have it be a profitable investment in the long run.
https://www.aheerbitkova.ca/is-now-the-time-to-buy/
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- Steveston Village
- McLennan North
- McNair
- Hamilton
- Riverdale
- Gilmore
- Lackner
- Saunders
- East Richmond
- Riverdale
Buying a foreclosure can be quite the process, there are many things that you need to consider before you get involved.
Time
Buying a foreclosure is a long process. It is not like a typical Real Estate transaction, where you have a 1-week subject removal. You actua See more
Buying a foreclosure can be quite the process, there are many things that you need to consider before you get involved.
Time
Buying a foreclosure is a long process. It is not like a typical Real Estate transaction, where you have a 1-week subject removal. You actually remove your subjects first and then wait for a court date to be set in order to get court approval for the sale to go through.
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Buying a foreclosure can be quite the process, there are many things that you need to consider before you get involved.
Time
Buying a foreclosure is a long process. It is not like a typical Real Estate transaction, where you have a 1-week subject removal. You actually remove your subjects first and then wait for a court date to be set in order to get court approval for the sale to go through.
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https://www.aheerbitkova.ca/foreclosure/
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Buying an Estate Sale
When you are browsing through Real Estate listings you have probably come across some that are Estate Sales. If you are not quite sure what this means, how this type of sale would work, or if this is a good investment option for you, then you See more
Buying an Estate Sale
When you are browsing through Real Estate listings you have probably come across some that are Estate Sales. If you are not quite sure what this means, how this type of sale would work, or if this is a good investment option for you, then you have come to the right place!
What is an Estate Sale?
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https://www.aheerbitkova.ca/buying-an-estate-sale/
Buying an Estate Sale
When you are browsing through Real Estate listings you have probably come across some that are Estate Sales. If you are not quite sure what this means, how this type of sale would work, or if this is a good investment option for you, then you have come to the right place!
What is an Estate Sale?
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https://www.aheerbitkova.ca/buying-an-estate-sale/
Buying Leasehold Property
With the price of Real Estate in Metro Vancouver being so high, we are getting more and more inquiries about leasehold properties. A lot of the time buyers aren’t aware of what a leasehold property is. Even when they do, they often don’t See more
Buying Leasehold Property
With the price of Real Estate in Metro Vancouver being so high, we are getting more and more inquiries about leasehold properties. A lot of the time buyers aren’t aware of what a leasehold property is. Even when they do, they often don’t know what the pros and cons of buying a leasehold property are or how it works. So, we put together a fact sheet, which will help you decide whether a leasehold property is right for you.
What Does Leasehold Mean?
Wh See more
Buying Leasehold Property
With the price of Real Estate in Metro Vancouver being so high, we are getting more and more inquiries about leasehold properties. A lot of the time buyers aren’t aware of what a leasehold property is. Even when they do, they often don’t know what the pros and cons of buying a leasehold property are or how it works. So, we put together a fact sheet, which will help you decide whether a leasehold property is right for you.
What Does Leasehold Mean?
When you purchase a leasehold property you own the house/condo/townhouse but not the land that it is built on. The land is leased (rented out) from the landowner. The landowner essentially rents the land out to a developer, who builds on it and rents it out for money. These leases are typically long term.
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When you are buying or selling real estate there are many important dates you need to know. There is the subject removal date, the completion date, and the possession date. But what do these dates actually mean and why are they significant? Keep reading and Your See more
When you are buying or selling real estate there are many important dates you need to know. There is the subject removal date, the completion date, and the possession date. But what do these dates actually mean and why are they significant? Keep reading and Your Two Awesome Realtors will explain it all!
Subject Removal
Typically when a Buyer writes an offer on a property, it is subject to a number of things. Some examples of common subjects include the buyer having an inspec See more
When you are buying or selling real estate there are many important dates you need to know. There is the subject removal date, the completion date, and the possession date. But what do these dates actually mean and why are they significant? Keep reading and Your Two Awesome Realtors will explain it all!
Subject Removal
Typically when a Buyer writes an offer on a property, it is subject to a number of things. Some examples of common subjects include the buyer having an inspection done, obtaining financing and reviewing strata documents. The contract will outline the date in which the Buyer has to satisfy all of these conditions by. This date is known as the subject removal date.
The sale of a property is not firm until subjects are removed and the deposit is paid!
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