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EDMONTON -- Back in 1992, I bought my first place for $55,000. It was a two-bedroom townhouse-style condo.
At the time, the average house price in Edmonton was about $100,000 and the government had just introduced the ability to borrow money from your RRSP to buy a home. I borrowed $5,000 from my RRSP and added another $5,000 of cash for the down payment. I remember both the $10,000 down payment and also the $55,000 price tag seemed like a lot of money.
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Jason started his Edmonton real estate career in 2002. By his second year in business, he earned the Sutton Director Award and has consistently received awards each year since. Prior to real estate, Jason spent over eight years in advertising, marketing and design, including developing and promoting popular corporate websites for Edmonton companies such as International Stereo, Sawmill Restaurants and Downhill Riders Ski & Travel. Jason brought his marketing knowledge and experience with him when he became a Realtor, and uses it to effectively market and sell his clients' homes in Edmonton. When it comes to selling homes, Jason combines tried-and-true traditional marketing, with unique, one-of-a-kind advertising you won't find anywhere else, to ensure your home gets maximum exposure in the marketplace. Call or email Jason today.