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Bronson Job, PREC
REALTOR® · Momentum Realty Inc.
Bronson Job is a REALTOR® and Personal Real Estate Corporation with Momentum Realty Inc., working with buyers and sellers across Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. He holds membership in both Greater Vancouver REALTORS® and the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board — dual coverage that lets him work a transaction on either side of the board line without handing it to a referral.
Every guide on this site is written or reviewed by Bronson, sourced to a primary document — gov.bc.ca, OSFI, CMHC, the CRA — and re-verified against that source each quarter. The aim is plain: the most useful, most honest real estate reference in the Lower Mainland, written by someone who does the transactions, not a content desk.
Board memberships
- Greater Vancouver REALTORS® — Member #6015742
- Fraser Valley Real Estate Board — Member #FJOBBR
Recognition
- Royal LePage National Top 35 Under 35 (2021)
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Recently published
Six of the 151 guides Bronson has written — browse the full library.
SR-1 Lots on the Salmon River, Langley: What You Can Build
One-acre semi-rural Langley: a suite or a coach house but not both, why septic capacity is the real gate rather than zoning, and what the Hopington aquifer means for your well.
RU-1 Acreage in Langley: What You Can Build, In and Out of the Agricultural Land Reserve
What RU-1 actually permits on a Langley acreage — principal home, additional residence, the basement nuance that changes the floor-area maths, and how the Agricultural Land Reserve changes every answer.
Multiple Homes for Family on a Langley Acreage: How It Works
How many homes an acreage can hold, why two homes on one title stay one property you cannot separately sell or mortgage, owning and paying for it together, and the three taxes that fire when you add family to title.
How Much Cash Do You Need to Buy a Home in BC?
The whole cash picture — down payment, Property Transfer Tax, mortgage-insurance PST, and closing costs — with two worked Lower Mainland scenarios and the first-time-buyer programs that reduce it.
Subject-Free Offers in BC — What You Give Up & How to Do It Safely
What "subjects" are, what a subject-free offer gives up, BC’s 3-business-day Home Buyer Rescission Period (0.25% fee, can’t be waived), the real risks, and how to make one without flying blind.
The BC Home Flipping Tax
The 20% rate on a sale within 365 days, the fade to zero by 730, and the life-event exemptions.