If they want to drink the Koolaid that's fine. It doesn't get passed onto others. C-19 not so much.
Wow. My wife loves her products. My wife has M.S. and by staying gluten and dairy free it has seemed to help with inflammation which keeps her symptoms in check.Some local wackiness. Kelly, from Kelly's Bake Shop in Burlington.
Boggles my mind why anyone with a public persona would be dumb enough to say things that are so obviously unpopular, terrible PR move.
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Interesting point. My buddy is currently waiting for his closing date at the end of May and he said that the bank / broker is calling him every week to confirm that he's still employed. The house is already bought so not like he can walk away from his deposit, but I'm not sure if he considered it. So far it looks like it's a go and they're moving.A real estate blurb. It seems realistic other than the recovery time. Surging back from the depths is different than surging ahead of where we were. Sit tight if you're seated and hold on if you're not.
Look at all that nice rock at the end of that street, if I had that last house and that was in my back yard, I would want them to stop building more houses.A real estate blurb. It seems realistic other than the recovery time. Surging back from the depths is different than surging ahead of where we were. Sit tight if you're seated and hold on if you're not.
It's going to be interesting, if you put down $50K on a million dollar house. And it drops 100k, do you walk? it doesnt affect your credit rating , you claim you couldn't get financing (provided you didnt wave conditions) . Then you buy in at the 100k off list, and ANY agent will take your offer.
If i had a house in play right now i'd be worried about getting the deal closed.
Interesting point. My buddy is currently waiting for his closing date at the end of May and he said that the bank / broker is calling him every week to confirm that he's still employed. The house is already bought so not like he can walk away from his deposit, but I'm not sure if he considered it. So far it looks like it's a go and they're moving.
I could see the fallout from this having buyers try to keep the financing condition alive until just before closing. I have always included it but then lifted it pretty far before closing.It's going to be interesting, if you put down $50K on a million dollar house. And it drops 100k, do you walk? it doesnt affect your credit rating , you claim you couldn't get financing (provided you didnt wave conditions) . Then you buy in at the 100k off list, and ANY agent will take your offer.
If i had a house in play right now i'd be worried about getting the deal closed.
Dont worry, he's working from their now. :/ Obviously they missed the don't go to the cottage memo.
Lawyers are going to be real busy. There has to be a ton of deals out there with no conditions that the banks are not going to forward funds on due to job loss, market value down and not enough funds to cover difference etc. It’s going to be messy.
I feel the most for those that bought late Feb early March and didn’t sell their place yet.
I don’t really pay attention to the GTA condo market because I have zero interest in it. That has to be another ugly situation though with the number of units used strictly for Airbnb and that income being nonexistent now combined with plenty investors over leveraged on rentals that are negative cash flow. Combine the two and I just think there is a significant drop coming. Also who is going to want to live in a 1 br 600 sq/ft shoebox after getting out of a few month long lockdown.
Regardless, the market needs a correction of some sorts. This, like for a short period in 2008/2009 is a potential buying opportunity with money to be made, maybe some bargains to be had. We did very well by buying in late 08.
Home price and job have diverged for some people. They made disproportionate money on past homes and jumped the real estate ladder. I was talking to a nice italian couple in their 60's that cleans offices for a living. They tried to sell their house last year for 1.3.The question for the GTA....how many people buying million dollar plus homes are in professions where they can't be working from home and have actually lost their jobs? Condo market may be different...
Regardless, the market needs a correction of some sorts. This, like for a short period in 2008/2009 is a potential buying opportunity with money to be made, maybe some bargains to be had. We did very well by buying in late 08.
Prices are not coming down as long as the banks keep allowing their customers to defer mortgage payments.
If I was over-leveraged, the last thing I'd do is sell at a loss if I can kick the ball down the line and extend my mortgage length...
And the last thing the banks want their customers to do is default on their mortgages.