|| One for the Kids! ||

One of my favourite things as a kid? Rearranging my room! Why not help your kids spruce up their bedroom by rearranging some furniture, or switching it up a bit! It doesn't have to be expensive either, and a little can go a long way! Here are some fun little tips to breathe some fresh air into your little one's room. 1. Start with Art Ask your young ones to start collecting pictures of things they like, friends, pets, anything, and get them a cheap cork board from the dollar store. They can start hanging these in their room, and adding their own little character. Otherwise, Etsy has a lot free printables, and you can get cheap frames from places like the dollar store, Ikea, etc. 2. Perk Things Up with Paint You can…

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|| First Time Home Buyers ||

Are you looking to buy your first home this year? Here are a few simple, yet helpful tips for you along the way!⁠ ⁠ 1. Save for a down payment and closing costs. Give me a shout if you need more specifics on either of these topics. ⁠ ⁠ 2. Reduce your debt. ⁠ ⁠ 3. Improve your credit score. ⁠ ⁠ 4. Get pre-approved by a lender.⁠ ⁠ 5. Decide where you want to live. ⁠ ⁠ 6. Make a realistic budget for living in the home you buy. ⁠ ⁠ 7. Stick to your budget. ⁠ ⁠ 8. Don't give up easily!⁠ ⁠ As always, please reach out with any and all questions! There is no question too big or small. ⁠

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|| Room Colour Psychology ||⁠

Your bedroom is your safe heaven, your escape, your oasis. So make sure you have it decorated the way you want, and that includes, your walls! Paint can make or break a room, so make sure your bedroom colours match the mood you're trying to set. ⁠ ⁠ A neutral paint palette is always safe, because it is so easy to change your accent colours. If your mood is always changing, I definitely recommend going this route. ⁠ If you love bold, red or yellow would be great colours for you, but using muted colours or an accent wall instead of entirely red room would be your best bet. Bold can very quickly start taking over your room. ⁠ If you're like me, and you want a relaxing room, you'll want to opt for soft, soothing colours. A few that come to…

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|| Downsizing ||⁠

Here are some tips if you are downsizing! ⁠ Take photos of your home before you downsize. Not only can it be fun to look back at your old place after you move it can also be a tool to help you select what to take with you. ⁠ Keep things you want, use, need, or like to look at. You want to identify the things that make your house a home.⁠ Finally, don’t over-save for the next generation because chances are they would rather collect experiences than stuff.

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|| Buying 101 – Costs to consider ||⁠

Buying a home can be super exciting, but its important to stay level headed and not get sucked into something you cant afford, here are a few costs to consider when buying a home.⁠ . ⁠ - Mortgage payments⁠ - Private Mortgage Insurance (If your down payment is less than 20 percent of the home's price, you usually are required by the lender to take out a private mortgage insurance policy.)⁠ - Property taxes.⁠ - Utilities. (Once you find the right house, ask the seller for a record of a year's worth of utility bills.)⁠ -Maintenance. (When you own a home, there's no landlord to call if it needs repairs.)⁠ .⁠ If you’re looking to buy and need some guidance, lets talk!⁠ Shay Tanton | 403.993.5882⁠

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Is Getting a Home Mortgage Still Too Difficult?

Potential homebuyers are always cautioned to be aware of mortgage lending standards and the difficulty they might face when trying to obtain a mortgage. Credit availability is expanding, making it easier to get a mortgage now than it was a year ago. The market is still tight however, and homebuyers should be prepared to shop around until they find a lender who is offering something that will meet the needs of their family.

Mortgage lending companies have high standards so it is important to make sure you and anyone else who will be included on the mortgage have their credit in check. The mortgage market is strict because lenders do not want to be put in a situation where they are forced to repurchase loans that are not paid on. They also do not…

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For Sale In Airdrie

159 Windford Street SW, Airdrie, AB

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3 BEDROOMS | 3 Baths (2 full, 1 half ) BATHROOMS | 1993 SqFt

Welcome to this beautiful home in Airdrie, spacious with 9ft ceiling, hardwood floors and, upgraded kitchen cabinets. On the main floor, you will find an office, living room, Dining area, 2pc washroom and, a kitchen. Upstairs, you will find a bonus…

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LUXURY & STYLE

THIS CALGARY HOME FEATURES A DREAMY ENSUITE YOU'LL WANT FOR YOURSELF

Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired design meets open-concept living in this prairie home.

The first step in making a house a home is curating a space that exudes serenity, balance and, of course, privacy. Your home is your retreat from the outside world: a place to recharge and connect with family and friends. Wouldn’t it be nice if the design of the house itself reflected these values?

Brookfield’s exciting development, Artesia at Heritage Pointe, does just that. A quiet estate-only community located only minutes away from the heart of the bustling Seton Urban District, Artesia features homes that have been designed with both style and livability in mind. From…

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Creating a Practical Home Office

Is your home office the dining room table? Is it anywhere you can sit down undisturbed with your laptop? If so, you might be interested in converting a room or nook into a dedicated home office. Depending on what you do for a living, there could be a tax advantage to creating this space too. 

The first step is to pick a spot. Ideally, you want an area where you can work without too many distractions. 

Next, make sure the spot you’ve chosen can accommodate a desk and any other furnishings you’ll need. Think about what you want within easy reach of your work area. Will you need a place for books and other papers? An extra chair for client meetings? A flipchart? A filing cabinet? Think about all of the options in advance. 

Then, you’ll want to make…

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5 Ways to Make the Selling Process Stress-Free

For some homeowners, the process of listing, showing and selling their home can be stressful. Fortunately, there is plenty you can do to make it much less nerve-racking—and even exciting and enjoyable. Here are some ideas:

1.  Make a plan. Decide when you’re going to show your property, search for a new home, view listings, etc. Block out these times in an agenda book or calendar. That way, you and your family can see what’s coming up.
2.  Be flexible. Few things go exactly as planned! So, it’s important to build in flexibility. For example, you may plan to see homes for sale on Saturdays, but if an opportunity comes up on a weeknight, give yourself room in your schedule to jump on it.
3.  Eat well. There are numerous studies that connect poor…

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