Kim Avery

Another great home just hit the market! And you don’t want to miss this fully developed and lowest price single family home in Erinwoods! Click the link in my bio or here for more info! https://kimavery.com/featured/5146-erin-place-se-calgary-ab/

Check out this listing in one of Calgary’s most sought downtown condos, East Village! Two bedrooms, 1 bathroom top floor condo with 791 square feet! Call me or check out the link in my bio for more information.... #516 - 630 8 AVENUE SE DOWNTOWN EAST VILLAGE CALGARY, AB https://kimavery.com/feat/516-630-8-avenue-se-calgary-ab-3/

156 Rivercroft went from Just Listed Under Contract!

New Listing Take a look at this great new listing that just hit the market. Reach out here or at for more information!!

New home in Riverbend Just Listed! 2 1 1089 SQ FT... $460,000 Located on a quiet street with easy access to public transit, schools and park Click the link in my bio for more info- https://kimavery.com/fe/156-rivercroft-close-se-calgary-ab/

Just hit the market! This newly remodeled and fully renovated 3 bedroom bi-level home is in the heart of Acadia! This stunning property is on a corner lot and can be yours now! MORE INFO & at the LINK IN MY BIO https://kimavery.com/featured/229-84-avenue-se-calgary-ab/

Q: Why do I need a pre-approval before house hunting? Because I treat my clients (and Instagram followers) like friends, I'm going to share the same advice I would share with my very own best friend asking this question! It's really and truly in your best interest to get pre approved so you can learn your overall financial requirements and what you can afford monthly.... Having a pre-approval prior to house hunting also gives the seller the assurance of knowing everyone going through their home is financially qualified. *It is even more critical to have this before touring homes when you're in a competitive market. If you have a pre-approval, you will be ready to submit an offer if you love the home (yay)! Time will be wasted if you go, love it, and then need to get your approval before writing the offer. In this competitive market there is no time to waste or you can kiss that home you loved goodbye! I want you to have a full understanding of both the market and your finances before you start the process. It will increase your confidence as a buyer and you'll be completely prepared for homeownership.

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Is this something you worry about when it comes to starting the home buying process? BUYER'S REMORSE The last thing you want is to find that house you love only to move in and realize it's just a little too long of a drive to work and you hate sitting in traffic everyday, you can hear a lot of traffic when that was something you really didn't want to deal with, the location isn't convenient for your morning coffee runs or you're disappointed by the lack of options for dining... in town... There are things you can do to avoid that buyer's remorse and find a home AND location you love. Here are a few things to start doing now! Grab your car keys and let's go! 1. Tour different neighborhoods - are there specific areas you really love or that have attractions that are important to you like a bike trail, walking distance to the downtown or a community pool? 2. Look for nearby attractions that are important to you! Is it the coffee shop, a yoga studio, etc. 3. Tourist Mode - while you're out and about, stop for lunch, grab a latte from the local coffee shop, pop into the local boutique, and walk around to see what else you like or don't love about the area. 4. Keep an open mind! Sometimes we don't realize how great a particular area is because we think it's a little too far west or maybe there's a town that you haven't really explored. yet that would be perfect for you! 5. Test out your work commute - Actually make the drive from the area you're considering to the office and see if it works for you! PRO TIP: Don’t narrow your search location too much or else you’ll receive less listings. Sometimes it’s best to keep your options open especially in a competitive market.