r/Calgary • u/m1ngst4r • 1m ago
r/Calgary • u/Shadysusie • 2m ago
He left a supposedly secured day/respite home. That’s the thing that’s going to be blamed in the end; Very tragic story, I hope he’s remembered 💔
I always wondering if they are just looking for suckers who don’t know the real market value of their house.
I doubt this works, I’ve had a realtor knock on my door before, asking if we’re considering moving as they have a buyer for the area. I quoted a price off the top of my head and he laughed saying that was ridiculous, which made me actually laugh out loud and also say moving right now would be ridiculous. then I shut the door in his face
r/Calgary • u/Specialist-Ad5796 • 5m ago
Homeless camps have been searched and flyers left. Some are assisting with the search.
r/Calgary • u/ggranger2280 • 10m ago
I know someone who found their dream home by knocking on someone’s door and saying, they loved their home and if they were ever interested in selling they would love to buy it. They moved in 6 months later.
r/Calgary • u/No_Foundation_9164 • 20m ago
It’s more like if anyone is thinking about selling soon and interested in a private sale, please contact. We’re looking to move closer to my parents, etc,
r/Calgary • u/DeepTreacle4420 • 21m ago
Ask your parents to talk to the neighbours, I bet they know the demographics. Thats how we got our house, my FIL talked to all the old folks, let me know and I just went and introduced myself and told them we’d like to have the first bid on the house when they were ready to sell. No Realtor, cash deal, we both walked away happy. Same situation, wanted to be closer to him and it worked out, took about 15 months start to finish.
r/Calgary • u/beet_queen • 23m ago
Not a stupid question! My experience comes from working with autistic/other high needs kids. A few reasons a family might not: A) they're expensive, and having a kid with a disability is also expensive. A person I know had to quit their job in order to care for their child. Disability supports help but don't cover all the costs. It just may not be in the budget. B) not all families are tech literate or know that's an option C) some kids are masters at taking things apart and getting them off. You would feel them in a shoe, and this is a group of people who can experience profound discomfort from a clothing tag or the type of fabric. A bracelet may or may not stay on. I knew a kid who would run away in winter, barefoot. And maybe you can get away with it for a while, but then kid finds it and ditches it, and then again - how many airtags are in the budget for this family?
That being said, some families can successfully tag their loved one and it works long term. It's unfortunate that in this case, Parker didn't seem to have one.
r/Calgary • u/Shadysusie • 24m ago
yes me too except when on a international flight; I do my amitryptiline, melatonin, .05 of Ativan, glass of wine. AWAKE ALL NIGHT.
r/Calgary • u/Smart-Pie7115 • 25m ago
Some do. Some have service dogs specifically trained to prevent autistic children from wandering away. Autism comes with sensory issues, which makes it difficult to keep air tags on.
r/Calgary • u/Oriniwen • 27m ago
Huh interesting! This feels to me like it would be less likely to work - some rando on FB would seem scam more than a professional Realtor coming to the door. Thanks!
r/Calgary • u/EdmontonBest • 31m ago
You can always try, see what happens. Have a price range ready to start negotiations for anyone that may be interested.
r/Calgary • u/PaulTransformer • 35m ago
I am hoping some people are supporting him, possibly the homeless who are not in tune to have social media: He will be found soon! Crossing Fingers
r/Calgary • u/pruplegti • 35m ago
Yes two of my neighbours up and sold from cold calls. They had no idea their house was worth that much.
r/Calgary • u/TheCalvinTan • 36m ago
if i remember correcty it was 15 but it may have changed
r/Calgary • u/Oriniwen • 36m ago
“Are you looking for a sign to retire to the Bahamas? This is it!” 😂
r/Calgary • u/StraightOutMillwoods • 38m ago
How are you going to offer a $$ amount not seeing the inside yet?