Several years earlier, Sean had trusted us to help sell his mother’s home in London after it suffered fire damage. That experience had gone smoothly, so when he found himself dealing with another property that needed attention, he knew who to call.

When Teresa first reached out to DCI Properties about helping her brother sell their family home in Strathroy, ON, she was calling from Alberta.

The couple had moved into the property in August of 1985, meaning it had been their home for nearly 40 years. Over that time the house naturally accumulated memories, belongings, and the wear that comes with a home that’s been lived in for many years.

When Carl reached out to DCI Properties about his home on Oakdale Avenue in Sarnia, life had taken an unexpected turn. His wife had become ill, and after years of thinking about moving, they decided the time had finally come. They wanted something simpler. Ideally a condo or apartment near the river where they could relax, travel, and spend more time with their family, including their new granddaughter.

When Carl reached out to DCI Properties about his home on Oakdale Avenue in Sarnia, life had taken an unexpected turn. His wife had become ill, and after years of thinking about moving, they decided the time had finally come. They wanted something simpler. Ideally a condo or apartment near the river where they could relax, travel, and spend more time with their family, including their new granddaughter.

Todd and his wife had owned their rental property on Arrowhead Crescent in Kitchener for years. They originally bought the home in the early 1990s and later moved to Guelph, deciding to keep it as a rental. After more than seven years of being landlords, Todd had simply had enough.

When Carl reached out to DCI Properties about his home on Oakdale Avenue in Sarnia, life had taken an unexpected turn. His wife had become ill, and after years of thinking about moving, they decided the time had finally come. They wanted something simpler. Ideally a condo or apartment near the river where they could relax, travel, and spend more time with their family, including their new granddaughter.

When Gord reached out to DCI Properties about selling his family home on Cecil Street in Sarnia, he was in the middle of a complicated and emotional process. His father had recently passed away, and the property had been left to him through the estate.

When Alanna reached out to DCI Properties about her home on Queen Street in Chatham, she and her husband, Ricky, were going through a separation and ready to move forward. Selling their home was the first step in closing one chapter and starting the next, but they wanted to do it quietly and without the stress of a public listing.

When Amanda and her husband reached out to DCI Properties, they were under serious time pressure. They had both accepted new jobs that were starting in mid-February, and they contacted us in mid-January. This left them just a few weeks to sell their home and make the move.