Discussed often, clarified rarely, how do you, as a buyer or seller, go about choosing the RIGHT professional to help you with your real estate transactions? Today Tyler and Paul will cover the things you should look for in the professionals that will best align with your needs to make sure your purchase or sale is an enjoyable one. 

The guys are back after a (almost) 4 week hiatus and they're diving right into the good stuff.... boring old finance conditions. Don't worry, even if the title doesn't scream "entertaining", if you're considering buying or selling in the near future this episode is a MUST LISTEN! 

Listen in and learn something! 

This week Tyler & Paul discuss a topic that is often overlooked when buyers are purchasing acreages or even larger city properties...the yard and all THE WORK that comes with it! It's more than just an hour on Sunday cutting your lawn, especially if you get into the country and get yourself a real plot of dirt to manage! 

Tune in and learn something new! 

Is going with a new build the better option compared to an existing home? That depends.

This week Tyler & Paul discuss the pros and cons of choosing to go with a new build over a re-sale home, specifically discussing the financing around how to pay for a custom built home while you still have to live in your current home. The process is often mis-understood and for many, can make the reality of building their "dream-home" almost impossible.

Listen in to learn something new! 

This week Tyler & Paul discuss the market performance in the Winnipeg area and debate the age old question, "If its a good time to sell my house, does that mean its a bad time to buy a house?"

Buying and selling real estate can be a very stressful and emotional process. However, it can not be over stated that leaving your emotions out of it when writing offers or considering one on your own listing is so important. Too many times sellers have let good offers walk because their starting point was "insulting" or buyers missed out on their dream home because they were too scared to listen to their Realtors advice. 

This week Tyler & Paul dive into what it takes to check your emotions at the door during a real estate transaction and how to keep your approach all business... because that's what it is. A business transaction. 

This week Tyler & Paul step away from discussing market specifics and offer some advice on how buyers (and sellers) can help manage the stress that comes with buying or selling, especially in a wild market like the one Manitoba finds themselves in. 

If you're currently feeling the pressure, the stress or the panic, know that you are not alone and that trusting the professionals you've hired to help you can make the process SO MUCH EASIER! 

Listen in and learn something new!

The long awaited lawyer episode is finally here! This week Tyler and Paul chat with Winnipeg Real Estate lawyer and all around great guy, Jason MacLeod. He talks us through the need to know items for buyers and sellers in Manitoba and sheds some light on the things that could get a little messy and how to avoid them during your next transaction. Don't miss this one! 

Gavl Law

1305 Kenaston Blvd.

Canada

This week Paul and Tyler go over the things that you can do to ensure that your offer stands out in the pile if you find yourself in a bidding war on one of Manitoba's listings. Its not always about writing clean, sometimes that may not be the best play! Listen in and learn something new! 

BIG DISCLAIMER on this one. Paul and Tyler are not economic experts, this episode contains our own personal opinions based on what we know and experience in our roles on a day to day basis. The opinions contained in this episode should not be taken as direct advice for your own personal situation, nor can Tyler or Paul predict the future. 

Now, with that out of the way, this week Tyler and Paul have an open chat about the Tariffs being putting in place by American president Donald Trump and discuss their thoughts on the effect they may (or may not have) have on our local Manitoba market.