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$349,900
5210 41st Street Crescent, Innisfail
Huge Yard & Oversized Detached Garage With RV Parking
Nicely Updated Home
2 + 3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Oversized Detached Garage With Heating Option
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When dealing with title certificates, REALTORS® must review a current copy of the title to ensure accuracy and understand the registrations that come with it. These are some commonly seen registrations and what they mean.
Restrictive covenants: This covenant restricts what can be done with the piece of land, which can vary significantly. It is best practice to have clients read those covenants so they know whether there will be restrictions on what types of fences they can have and whether they can operate a certain business there, among other things.
Liens: A lien on the title indicates that the owner of a property owes money to someone. Based on the law, regardless of the situation, the property owner needs to discharge the lien…
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When developers build a community, some will include amenities. These amenities are for the community and are paid for by the community. In addition, some HOAs add rules to protect the community's property value.
These fees may include
These responsibilities vary from community to community. Typically, the more the amenities, the higher the fees.
Over recent years, the city of Edmonton has seen the…
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Buying real estate is an emotional business. You're about to make one of the biggest financial decisions of your life.
These are some of the typical feelings buyers are likely to experience.
Uncertainty
This is common when you're poised to make a big decision. Crunch the numbers to help ease this anxiety. If the math makes sense, then so does your decision.
Nervous
Many folks worry about talking to a bank mortgage specialist or mortgage broker. Mostly, they're worried about hearing the word "no" and having plans derail. So, prepare thoroughly for the encounter. Get your down payment savings as high as possible and ensure your credit score is in good shape. Avoid job-hopping and pay off as much debt as possible.
Super-excited
It's hard to…
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“Adults are always asking children what they want to be when they grow up because they’re looking for ideas.” — Paula Poundstone
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Imagine you see a home advertised for sale in a desirable neighbourhood. However, you find out the property is listed well above comparable sales in the area. In other words, above its market value. Is that listing still worth seeing? There are many reasons why sellers might list their property for a price that seems way above the market. The home might have highly desirable features that make it worth a premium, such as a spacious backyard or a finished basement. Or, the seller might assume (often mistakenly) that listing high will result in higher-priced offers. In either case, the home is likely worth a closer look, especially if it otherwise checks most or all of the boxes on your wish list. If there are additional features that have driven up the…
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In today's DIY culture, it's tempting to tackle every home repair or improvement project yourself. While there's satisfaction in completing tasks independently, some situations demand the expertise of a professional. Ignoring these signs and attempting to fix issues solo can lead to costly mistakes or even pose safety risks. Knowing when to call in a professional can save you time, money, and headaches in the long run. Here are some key signs that indicate it's time to pick up the phone and seek professional help.
Electrical Issues: Electrical problems are not only inconvenient but can also be hazardous if mishandled. Signs such as flickering lights, frequent tripped circuit breakers, or outlets emitting sparks should never be ignored. These issues could…
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The Bank of Canada today held its target for the overnight rate at 5%, with the Bank Rate at 5¼% and the deposit rate at 5%. The Bank is continuing its policy of quantitative tightening.
The Bank expects the global economy to continue growing at a rate of about 3%, with inflation in most advanced economies easing gradually. The US economy has again proven stronger than anticipated, buoyed by resilient consumption and robust business and government spending. US GDP growth is expected to slow in the second half of this year, but remain stronger than forecast in January. The euro area is projected to gradually recover from current weak growth. Global oil prices have moved up, averaging about $5 higher than assumed in the January Monetary Policy…
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"When you change your thoughts, remember you also change your world" Norman Vincent Peale
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