About Bruce Malcolm
Bruce Malcolm is a private home buyer based in Pointe-Claire. He buys houses directly from homeowners on the Island of Montreal and surrounding areas.
Who buys my house?
Bruce Malcolm buys the house. You talk to Bruce, the person who is buying. The address you send is not passed to a list of strangers.
Is Bruce a real estate broker?
No. Bruce is the buyer, not a broker. He does not hold a real estate broker or appraiser licence. The OACIQ regulates brokerage. This offer is not a brokerage contract and it does not charge a commission.
Where does Bruce buy houses?
He buys houses on the Island of Montreal and surrounding areas. Bruce Malcolm is based in Pointe-Claire. The West Island is part of that area, and the area is not limited to the West Island.
The neighbourhood pages name the cities and boroughs where he buys: houses, plexes and condos, as they are, with no listing.
How does a sale to Bruce work?
Send your address, name, phone and email. Bruce will reach out to learn about the property and your situation, then talk you through a cash offer. You choose the closing date, once the notary confirms the deed can be signed. In Quebec the deed of sale is signed before a notary.
The offer on the home page is the house as it is: no inspection, no commission, no legal warranty, no repairs or preparation, and you may leave anything you do not want. Sending the address does not commit you.
How do I reach Bruce?
Bruce Malcolm, 15F Cartier, Pointe-Claire QC H9S 4R5. Phone: 514-500-1291. Email: bruce@montrealhomevalue.com.
Bruce Malcolm15F Cartier, Pointe-Claire QC H9S 4R5514-500-1291bruce@montrealhomevalue.comQuestions people ask
Do I have to do any repairs or cleaning first?
No. Don't prepare the home for sale. Bruce buys it as it is, and you can leave anything you don't want behind.
Is there an inspection?
No inspection. That is one of the core promises.
Are there any commissions?
No. You are dealing directly with Bruce, the buyer, so there is no commission.
Who chooses the closing date?
The seller does. You choose the closing date, whether that is soon or later on. The date is real only when the notary can sign.
Does the sale go through a notary?
Yes. In Quebec the deed of sale is signed before a notary and published at the land register, whether a broker was involved or not. In ordinary practice the buyer chooses that notary.
Am I committed to anything by filling out the form?
No. Sending your address just starts the conversation. You decide whether to move forward.