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Liz Taylor - Royal LePage Top Producers

I've been a FULL-TIME, award-winning Realtor in Winnipeg for over 20 years.

I LOVE helping people reach their real estate goals - put MY experience to work for YOU!

08/18/2026

A low monthly condo fee can look reassuring. But without knowing what it covers - or what may be coming next - it doesn’t tell you nearly enough.

When buying a condo in Winnipeg, the financial picture goes well beyond the number on the listing. Reserve fund planning, upcoming repairs and special assessments can all affect what that property really costs to own. Newly built condos deserve a closer look too, since early fees are often based on projected expenses before there is much operating history to work with.

That matters whether you’re comparing condos and homes for sale in Winnipeg, or selling your home in Winnipeg and considering a condo for your next move. In the Winnipeg real estate market, two properties with similar prices can have very different long-term costs once you look beneath the surface.

My latest blog breaks down what these numbers actually mean - and which questions are worth asking before you buy.

Read the full article before letting the lowest monthly fee make the decision for you.

https://liztaylor.ca/blog.html/condo-fees-reserve-funds-special-assessments-winnipeg-9120815

08/06/2026

That low condo fee may not be the bargain it appears to be, and the prettiest kitchen may not be the most important part of the purchase.

Buying a condo in Winnipeg means choosing more than a unit. You are also choosing a shared ownership structure, monthly expenses, rules, maintenance responsibilities and a particular kind of lifestyle. For the right buyer, that combination can offer convenience, value and access to parts of the Winnipeg real estate market that may be less affordable in a detached home.

For someone selling their home in Winnipeg to downsize, a condo can also provide a more manageable next step - but less maintenance does not mean there is less to evaluate. The unit, condominium corporation, monthly costs and future resale potential all deserve attention before you start comparing homes for sale in Winnipeg.

My latest blog looks at the practical trade-offs, the different types of Winnipeg condos and the questions worth considering before you buy.

https://liztaylor.ca/blog.html/buying-a-condo-in-winnipeg-condo-buyer-guide-9100955

07/23/2026

Named as an executor - and now there’s a house to deal with?

For most people, administering an estate is unfamiliar territory. Add a home to the mix and suddenly there are questions about probate, timing, preparing the property and when a sale can actually be completed.

My latest blog, Selling an Estate Home in Manitoba: What Every Executor Needs to Know, looks at the real estate side of the process, including an important issue that can cause problems if it isn’t considered early: probate and its impact on transferring title to a buyer.

If you’re responsible for an estate property in Winnipeg, understanding the process before the home reaches the market can make a complicated job considerably easier.

It’s also useful reading for anyone selling their home in Winnipeg, following the Winnipeg real estate market, or helping family members make decisions about a property.

Read the full article for a practical look at what executors should know before selling an estate home:

https://liztaylor.ca/blog.html/selling-an-estate-home-in-winnipeg-guide-for-executors-9092729

07/14/2026

Most people assume that having Power of Attorney automatically means they can sell a loved one's home. The reality is a little more complicated - and understanding the difference before you put a property on the market can save a great deal of stress later.

If you're helping a parent transition into assisted living or managing someone else's affairs, it's easy to become focused on the practical decisions. What often gets overlooked are the legal responsibilities that come with selling a home under a Power of Attorney.

In my latest blog, I explain how Power of Attorney home sales work in Manitoba, common misconceptions that can delay the process, and one situation many families never consider: what happens if the homeowner passes away after the home has been sold, but before possession.

Whether you're selling your home in Winnipeg on behalf of a loved one, following the Winnipeg real estate market, or simply trying to understand your options before making any decisions, this guide is designed to help you navigate the process with confidence.

If you know someone who's helping an aging parent or family member, I suspect they'll find this article helpful too.

👉 Read the full blog here: https://liztaylor.ca/blog.html/selling-a-home-under-power-of-attorney-in-winnipeg-manitoba-guide-9087008

07/13/2026

Having Power of Attorney does not automatically mean you have the authority to sell someone’s home after they die.

That detail surprises a lot of families - usually at the exact moment they are already dealing with enough paperwork and uncertainty.

A Power of Attorney and an executor have different roles. In Manitoba, an executor is responsible for dealing with the estate after death, while selling estate-owned land may require a court-appointed personal representative.

Before selling a home in Winnipeg, it is important to confirm who has legal authority, whether probate or other estate documentation is required, how the property is registered, and who needs to be involved before a listing agreement can be signed.

Skipping those steps does not make the process faster. It generally creates delays later - because Land Titles and legal documents are not especially receptive to “but everyone in the family agreed.”

My latest blog explains the difference between an executor and a Power of Attorney, and what families should clarify before placing an estate property among the homes for sale in Winnipeg.

Read the full guide before making decisions in the Winnipeg real estate market.

https://liztaylor.ca/blog.html/executor-vs-power-of-attorney-who-can-sell-a-home-manitoba-guide-9078065

07/13/2026

Being approved for a mortgage after divorce does not automatically mean you are financially ready to buy.

That distinction matters more than most people realize.

After selling your home in Winnipeg - or deciding the matrimonial home will be sold - it can feel natural to start browsing homes for sale in Winnipeg immediately. A new home represents stability, independence, and a clear next step.

But before scheduling showings, there are several numbers that need to become real: your finalized settlement, confirmed down payment, support obligations, remaining debts, closing costs, and a monthly budget built around your new circumstances.

In the Winnipeg real estate market, the strongest home purchase is not necessarily the fastest one. It is the one made after your legal and financial position is clear.

My latest blog explains why mortgage qualification and comfortable affordability are not the same thing, when renting may provide valuable flexibility, and how to choose a home for the life you are living now—not simply recreate the one you had before.

Read the full guide before beginning your search:
https://liztaylor.ca/blog.html/buying-a-home-after-divorce-in-winnipeg-mortgage-home-buying-guide-9077640

06/22/2026

Most people assume the difficult decision is whether to sell the house.

In reality, once that decision has been made, a whole new set of questions tends to follow.

How do you agree on a listing price? What happens if one person wants to accept an offer and the other doesn't? How does a REALTOR® work with two sellers during a divorce? And how do you protect your equity while navigating one of life's more challenging transitions?

In the second article of my Divorce & Real Estate in Winnipeg series, I take a closer look at what happens after the decision to sell has been made. We explore the role a REALTOR® plays during the process, why objective pricing matters, and some of the common mistakes that can cost homeowners money when emotions and real estate collide.

The Winnipeg real estate market doesn't pause during major life changes, and decisions made during a divorce sale can have financial implications long after the transaction is complete. Whether you're actively considering selling your home in Winnipeg or simply trying to understand your options, having accurate information can make a difficult process feel far more manageable.

If you've ever gone through a divorce sale yourself, what do you think was the most challenging part—the emotional side of leaving the home, or the practical side of selling it?

Read the full blog here:
https://liztaylor.ca/blog.html/selling-a-home-during-a-divorce-in-winnipeg-how-to-protect-your-equity-9063778

06/15/2026

What happens to the house during a divorce?

It's one of the first questions people ask, and despite what many assume, there isn't one answer that works for everyone.

Some couples sell. Some negotiate a buyout. Some stay in the home for a period of time before deciding what comes next.

The challenge is that these decisions are often being made at the same time you're trying to navigate everything else that comes with a major life transition.

In my newest blog, I take a closer look at the options available to Manitoba homeowners and explain why understanding your home's value is often the best place to start. I also discuss the role a REALTOR® plays during the process, including something many people don't realize: when both spouses hire a REALTOR®, that REALTOR® isn't working for one person or the other - they have a fiduciary responsibility to both parties.

Whether you're considering selling your home in Winnipeg, wondering if you can stay in the home, or simply trying to understand what your options might look like, this article was written to provide practical information without the legal jargon.

The Winnipeg real estate market doesn't pause during life's difficult moments, and decisions about your home can affect your finances and future plans for years to come.

Read the full blog here:
https://liztaylor.ca/blog.html/what-happens-to-the-family-home-during-a-divorce-in-manitoba-9055434

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