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9 Tips For First Time Home Buyers In Edmonton-Warnings

 

Buying your first home in Edmonton can be a scary experience, what if you do the wrong thing and lose money on your investment?

 

I put together this quick sheet for all of the new home buyers in Edmonton and area so that you do not make the mistakes others have made when buying your first home.

 

Please feel free to call our team to check the current real estate market in Edmonton before you make the decision to enter the market.

 

In recent years real estate in Edmonton has been a declining market and it is now the perfect time to buy a new home because of the low prices, right now it would be hard to lose.

9 Tips For First Time Home Buyers In Edmonton

 

 

9 Tips for first time Home Buyers in Edmonton

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We absolutely LOVE interior decoration. It's a wonderful way to update your home without costly renovations.

Like that modern look? Try some of these geometric pieces available to us right here in Edmonton.

This brass and glass console at Chintz & Co. is divine. 

Brass and Glass

I am imagining cool little sculptures and pops of color to make this shelving unit even more of an art piece. Chintz & Co.




LOVING these gold dining chairs at Chintz & Co.


If you don't want to break the bank, try a geometric pendant lamp from Structube - Venus lamp $39 




So modern and chic. Structube - Thyme $49




Sometimes the little details are all that's needed to update an entire room. Structube Anouk coasters $7




Loving this hypnotic area rug. Structube $399 




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     My father gave me lots of good advice over the years. I wish he was still around to give me more.
     The advice he never gave me that I wish he had, though, was to buy real estate. Any real estate. 
I moved out of the family home for good at 27 (kind of embarrassing back then, but not a big deal now) and spent the next nine years renting a small apartment after I moved to another city to work. It was a nice, comfortable place that I remember cost $500 a month. I'm not going to multiple 500 by 108 months but that was a lot of money spent on rent.
     At the time, where I was living I could have gotten a small detached home for well under 100,000. I could have rented out a room and proceeded to go to town on the principle of my mortgage.
     Oh well.
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