The Saskatoon market is still very hot, lots of buyers and less homes on the market make it very interesting.  A lot of homes under the $500K price range are selling in less than 24hrs with multiple offers and some even selling for over list price!!

If you are thinking of selling you're home now just might be the right time, give me a call I would be happy to give you an up to date market evaluation of your home in today's market.

Enjoy the great spring weather!!

Due to low inventory levels in Saskatoon and the great interest rates the market here is very active, some homes are getting multiple offers others are selling the first day on the market.  So all in all if you are thinking of selling now is a great time!  Call me I would be happy to discuss the market with you anytime.

Step By Step Guide To Get Your Home Ready To Sell








 








You've decided to Sell your Home and move onto the next phase of your life, which can be both very exciting and overwhelming! Whether you're downsizing, moving across the Country, or maybe buying a bigger Home for a growing family, your current focus at the moment is what steps to take to get your Home ready for the Market.

 

I have moved a time or two in my life, and those moves that were unorganized drove me mad. So the last big move I made I devised a bit of a plan that seemed to work well. I was selling my beautiful Home that sat on ten acres of forested land. I had tractors, mowers, whipper snipers, fishing gear, boating gear, snowblowers, quads, safety equipment, gardening equipment, extra building supplies, stacks of firewood, and multiple chain saws. That was just outside. I was in my Martha Stewart phase as well, so I had enough place settings to accommodate a small army ( ...

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I have learned the most successful projects begin with thorough preparation, and that rushing to the end goal often results in less than desirable outcomes.
Buying a Home is no different. You want to avoid that whole Buyer's Remorse thing.
 
Are you ready to buy a Home? Renting vs Owning.
Renting has it's perks. Generally speaking, you aren't responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the building or the grounds since you don't own the property. The same holds true for the maintenance of your suite, so when something breaks, you just call your Landlord. If you want to go on a holiday you just lock up and go [don't forget to empty the fridge, toss the coffee maker filter, and take out the garbage :)]. Finally, if you don't like your neighbors you can give notice and move quite easily.
 
Home Ownership puts you in control. You decide what get's fixed, a ...