Beautiful Lake Side home - affordable price.

Lot 4 Block 3 Lake View DR, Thompson, Manitoba R8N1N1

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147 Beaver CR, Thompson, Manitoba R8N1V8

Your Dream Home!

44 Hillside CR, Thompson, Manitoba R8N1W0

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40 Hillside CR, Thompson, Manitoba R8N0W1

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Buying a home is a big decision! For those looking to purchase their first home, it's important to remember that sometimes the value of a home can go beyond its layout and looks as those features can be altered while others can't. Some things to consider when looking at a house includes:

1) Location! It's good to evaluate how important a homes location is to you. Some people need a home close to their work/school for their kids, but for some it's not a big deal. Everyone is unique, but it's something everyone should consider.
2) Your five year plan. Although it's impossible to know for sure what your life will be like in five years, having a general idea is important to make sure you get a home that will suit you for a long time (i.e. starting a family).
3) Features that are essential to your lifestyle. It's important to keep your hobbies/day-to-day activities in mind because your home should fit into your lifestyle, not the other way around. If you love gardening, having lots of yard space is ideal. If you travel lots, you probably want a smaller yard for less maintenance.

For more lifestyle considerations when buying a home, check out this article from Westcott Homes! https://buff.ly/2YFd018 ... See more

Buying ​your ​first ​home ​is ​all ​about ​knowing ​your ​must-haves. Here ​are ​five ​lifestyle ​considerations ​you ​need ​to ​consider ​before ​you ​buy.

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#MeetTheTeamTuesday! Take a moment and get to know Marlee Murray, Crhistian Chavez, Chad Hackywicz, and Tana McCartney (Thompson and surrounding area)! These agents know the process of buying or selling a home like the back of their hand! Take a chance to get to know them and let them take care of your situation! https://royallepagebrandon.ca/our-team/ ... See more

The process of moving into a new home can bring out lots of emotions: excitement at the start, stress while you're moving, and relief once you're in your new home! Of course, those emotions are mixed throughout the entire process... but the "stress" emotion can be limited if you follow a few of these moving tips!

1) Purge the items you don't need! Moving is a great time to sift through all of your belongings to find stuff you're okay with donating or throwing out. Less stuff = less boxes to move!
2) Get organized early. Rather than leaving everything to a week before, start a month or even two months prior to your moving date. A slow pace will allow you to be more organized and ready for the big day.
3) Label everything! On the sides of the boxes, write down a general idea of what the contents in the box consist of (bathroom supplies, kitchen, etc.) to make them easier to find. Since the boxes will be stacked... avoid writing on the top!
4) Pick the right transportation. This is especially important if you're moving far distances. Don't risk it by booking a moving truck you think "should" fit everything in... be positive!

For more moving tips, check out this article from Style At Home! https://buff.ly/2RGCqMj ... See more

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