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5 Stunning Kitchen Renovation Trends in 2019 to Help Sell Your Home
Here are the newest kitchen renovation trends of 2019. Whether you are upgrading your current home for yourself, or to help sell it quicker, start by… 5
Buying Your First Home – 7 Mistakes First Time Home Buyers Must Avoid
Being first time home buyers is an exciting time. Owning your own home is a dream-come-true for most of us, as home ownership comes with many benefits. However we need to keep in mind that buying your first home is a major financial investment.
Buying a house or condo in Winnipeg in 2019: 6 Important Steps
I think that you would agree that buying a house or buying a condo for the first time can be quite stressful and challenging. First time home buyers are surrounded by a large number of questions. This article offers some tips to first time home buyers, to simplify their journey.
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I’ve bookmarked this page so i could have easy access on your latest articles. So far im learning a lot from those already posted, and looking forward to more interesting articles. Keep it up!
Dino Santos
Interesting topics which are not only applicable to winnipeg real estate. Hope you could come with more articles as they are all very helpful.
kuttan
thanks so many points put together,if you have a basic idea in the construction and ready to spent a little time for research on cheap and good building materials, availability and rates of building workers ,collecting info on cost effective contractors then building a new home won’t be a big task but also you need to have at least 20 % more fund than the anticipated budget to cover raising costs
Gonzalo
I can understand what a broker is but a mortgage broker??? Anyway, regardless of its name it is a no rocket science that when it comes to these transactions you got to have help. Winnipeg or anywhere for that matter.
Marcene
When taking on these life changing endeavors DIY ( Do it yourself) would not cut it. Sure you may have to fork in a bit of money but, as they say BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY.
Danice Little
Even when I don’t live in Canada, I’ve heard good reviews about the country, how organized and efficient the country is. Winnipeg looks very promising, and having a new home there would be a wonderful option for many people.
Aissa Jo Quizon
A real treasure trove of information. I’m very glad you keep this always updated. Not a lot of people know what’s up sometimes and find it very good that they can read up on a lot of updates like these from a newsletter, especially what’s going on in Winnipeg real estate should they want to move here or are meaning to renovate their properties. Looking forward to more.
Patrick Bank
Winnipeg is such a nice area to live in. Also, I agree with you, it’s best to go with a real estate broker whenever you’re looking for new properties/houses
Jose Marquez
Great list of new articles! Looking forward to reading each of them, and excited for the upcoming articles too. Keep ’em coming.
Charlene G
This newsletter is indeed helpful especially for those who are considering buying a new home. Winnipeg is such a wonderful place–the heart of Canada as they say.
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I’ve bookmarked this page so i could have easy access on your latest articles. So far im learning a lot from those already posted, and looking forward to more interesting articles. Keep it up!
Interesting topics which are not only applicable to winnipeg real estate. Hope you could come with more articles as they are all very helpful.
thanks so many points put together,if you have a basic idea in the construction and ready to spent a little time for research on cheap and good building materials, availability and rates of building workers ,collecting info on cost effective contractors then building a new home won’t be a big task but also you need to have at least 20 % more fund than the anticipated budget to cover raising costs
I can understand what a broker is but a mortgage broker??? Anyway, regardless of its name it is a no rocket science that when it comes to these transactions you got to have help. Winnipeg or anywhere for that matter.
When taking on these life changing endeavors DIY ( Do it yourself) would not cut it. Sure you may have to fork in a bit of money but, as they say BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY.
Even when I don’t live in Canada, I’ve heard good reviews about the country, how organized and efficient the country is. Winnipeg looks very promising, and having a new home there would be a wonderful option for many people.
A real treasure trove of information. I’m very glad you keep this always updated. Not a lot of people know what’s up sometimes and find it very good that they can read up on a lot of updates like these from a newsletter, especially what’s going on in Winnipeg real estate should they want to move here or are meaning to renovate their properties. Looking forward to more.
Winnipeg is such a nice area to live in. Also, I agree with you, it’s best to go with a real estate broker whenever you’re looking for new properties/houses
Great list of new articles! Looking forward to reading each of them, and excited for the upcoming articles too. Keep ’em coming.
This newsletter is indeed helpful especially for those who are considering buying a new home. Winnipeg is such a wonderful place–the heart of Canada as they say.