Whether you are refinancing, buying your first home or your next one, Winnipeg home and condo buyers have many options when it comes to mortgage lenders. Here is a list of 10 reasons why many are choosing a mortgage broker.
Important Condo Documents For Buyers – Condo Papers
Condo documents a seller has to provide to a buyer in Winnipeg. Here is a list, plus some downloadable forms sellers and buyers of condos can use.
How To Use Keystone Matrix Search (Video)
Tutorial on how to use the Keystone Matrix ® real estate search tool for home buyers (revised 2015)
Winnipeg Real Estate agents have a new tool to help people who are in the process of buying a home. Keystone MATRIX ® is a search program which helps buyers FIND the house they want. It also keeps them informed on sales, price changes and eventually the SOLD price of a house or condo as well.
In this short, 7 minute tutorial, I will show you a few basics. You learn how to get the most out of this excellent real estate search tool. This is the new, revised version of Keystone Matrix®, new for 2015.
But remember, FINDING a house is the easy part. When it comes time to make an offer, being PREPARED and working with the right real estate agent is key. So if you are serious about buying a house or condo, please call me anytime and we’ll start with a short meeting to make sure that you are prepared.
This video is only one part of the help a home or condo buyer will receive. It’s helpful to know all the real estate abbreviations that are being used.
Also, many professionals are available and involved in the home buying process, there to help the home buyer achieve his/her goal.
Bo 333-2202
Our Latest Web-Stories Never miss an episode of our real estate podcast. Install our FREE Podcast App available on iOS and Android. For your Apple Devices, click here to install our iOS App. For your Android Devices, click here to install our Android App. Check my videos on Youtube
Check out our Podcast
Link to this post!
Top 6 reasons to live in Winnipeg and LOVE it
Top Six Reasons to Live in Winnipeg
.
Restaurants everywhere
Anywhere you go in Winnipeg, you are bound to find yourself close to a restaurant. There are restaurants of all sorts to enjoy, from tapas bars to bistros to sushi and local fare. The Exchange District, Corydon Avenue, and Osborne Village have especially delicious options. We are lucky to have restaurants opening every week in the city – there is always something new to try in the restaurant scene.
Cultural hub
Our City is a gold mine of culture, from our Winnipeg Art Gallery to all of the tiny art galleries around the city, to the Centennial Concert Hall, to the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, to the Pantages Playhouse Theatre and countless others. There are festivals every month during the summer, the Forks is a top tourist destination, and the Human Rights Museum will be opening soon. Culture abounds in our city!
Beautiful parks
Assiniboine Park is likely our best-known park. It is a fantastic place to go to enjoy the greenery and get away from urban living for a little while. But there are also many smaller parks dotted across the city that you can discover just by walking down the street. It’s great for kids, dog-walking, and adults alike.
Developed trails
The river walk is a popular trail to wander along, and it’s no wonder: the trail is wide enough to allow for many people to walk abreast, it offers a pretty view, and it is also a nice way to get from one area of the city to another. In addition to the river walk, the city is now developing more bike paths to make it easier for cyclists to get around Winnipeg. There are also some great trails in and around Assiniboine Park to stroll along.
Historical buildings
Heritage Winnipeg helps to conserve historical buildings all around the city, preserving the beauty and architecture of these buildings. The most concentrated number of historical and heritage buildings are clustered in the downtown centre, particularly in The Exchange District, but there are many other fantastic buildings peppered all over our city, which you can check out at the annual Doors Open event.
#bombers ! (@ Investors Group Field – @wpg_bluebombers in Winnipeg, MB) https://t.co/z8KFjyzK9y pic.twitter.com/qZLLgbCcjq
— Camilo Ricaurte (@Camilo_Ricaurte) October 24, 2015
Outdoor activities
Wellington Crescent closes down on Sundays and holidays in the summer for outdoor activities such as cycling, jogging, and walking. In the winter, the river trail opens up for skating or walking on the frozen river. There are warming huts along the way and it offers a lovely new perspective for seeing the city, as well as enabling Winnipeggers to stay active and have fun year-round.
For all of these reasons and more, Winnipeg is a good place to live – take the leap and move to Winnipeg to experience it for yourself!
Sagan Morrow owns an open-concept condo in Winnipeg’s Exchange District and loves downtown living. She writes the blog Living Healthy in the Real World, is the Executive Director of the Food Label Movement, and is the Dig In Coordinator / Acting Youth Outreach Coordinator / Development Coordinator for Food Matters Manitoba. Sagan is a freelance writer and editor as well as a Certified Holistic Nutritionist. She enjoys taking in the theatre and culture of downtown Winnipeg during her spare time.
#Winnipeg
Tourism Winnipeg achieves industry accreditation
Tourism Winnipeg does excellent work promoting and marketing Winnipeg to Canada and the world as the go-to, all-season tourist destination with something for everyone, said Mayor Brian Bowman. They first achieved the designation for the period of 2011-2015.
More info via Winnipeg’s Real Estate Blog
Our Latest Web-Stories Never miss an episode of our real estate podcast. Install our FREE Podcast App available on iOS and Android. For your Apple Devices, click here to install our iOS App. For your Android Devices, click here to install our Android App. Check my videos on YoutubeCheck out our Podcast
Link to this post!