SELLERS FOOD FOR THOUGHT.... The listing price is a key component of the valuation and sale of a property. Generally speaking, the closer the list price to market value, the more likely that a higher sale price will be realized within a reasonable period of time. A list price set at or near market value will attract the most number of serious Buyers. A heightened demand will frequently ...
Posted by Greg Kirby
on January 24, 2013
If you are thinking about buying your first home you may want to check out an informative seminar being put on this evening by Donna Adams from the Royal Bank and Karen Richardson from Money Coaches Canada. They are calling it First Time Home Buyer's Guide to Controlling Your Cash and Buying a Home. It's FREE!! 7:00 - 9:30 this evening at the Kenora Super 8 Hotel Breakfast ...
Posted by David Craven
on January 23, 2013
Kenora Senior Thistles play again this weekend at the Kenora Recreation Center. Come out and enjoy good local hockey. For more information CLICK HERE.
Posted by Philip Hanstead
on January 23, 2013
Winter certainly is here these days as the thermometer has dropped to frigid temperatures. With the wind chill the Kenora area has reached temperatures we have not seen in a while, -40 degrees celcius to be exact. Everyone should take caution when being outdoors and remember to bundle up to prevent frost bite. Vehicles must also be plugged in if you would like ...
Posted by Dustin McLeod
on January 22, 2013
Century 21 Reynard Real Estate Ltd. is pleased to sponsor the Midget AAA Thistles and recognize the December, players of the month. CONGRATULATIONS SCOTT AND BRANDON!!
Midget AAA Thistle goalies Scott Parsons and Brandon Beaulieu are recognized as players of the month for December in the Manitoba Midget AAA Hockey League by Bill Scribilo of Century 21. Brandon Beaulieu and Scott Parsons have ...
Posted by Bill Scribilo
on January 17, 2013
Colour Trends of 2013
Happy New Year!
2013 looks to be a very exciting year in design and if you're into the trends, the colour for 2013 is emerald according to Pantone. Emerald was chosen for its "vivid verdant green" which promotes balance and harmony along with well-being.
Green in general, has often been associated with growth, renewal and rejuvenation. It's used by Designers quite often ...
Posted by Gary Bachman
on January 16, 2013
No one is really sure how it starts, but over time, old collectibles, recipes, shoes and sports memorabilia can grow into overwhelming roommates.
The old rock collection lining the kitchen window; boxes of toys and scattered art supplies in the children’s room; stacks of cassette tapes and used electronics in the basement; piles of old bill statements, and expired beauty ...
Posted by Angela Kuchma
on January 11, 2013
The call of the loon as well as an excellent selection of available properties (and a few bargains) brought Canadians back to the lake in numbers not seen since 2008. 7 out of 10 cottage Buyers are coming from Manitoba where low interest rates combined with a highly stable economy and low unemployment create a positive outlook. Further optimism has been forged with ...
Posted by Greg Kirby
on January 9, 2013
The City of Kenora has given the green light to the Province to explore the possibility of building a Casino in the City of Kenora.
How about this site on the former Abitiby Forrest Product site. Services are available and it is located on a picturesque piece of land on the Winnipeg River.
Posted by Bill Scribilo
on January 3, 2013
What does it mean to port your mortgage?
Finding the lowest mortgage rate is definitely an important part of mortgage shopping, but it’s not the only mortgage feature worthy of your attention. The sale of your home could evoke three crucial mortgage features: mortgage penalty fees, assumability, and portability. Today, we will focus on mortgage portability. What is mortgage portability? ...
Posted by Wayne Gauld
on January 3, 2013