Bring your wallet - those seem rather underpriced in this market and will fetch more than asking, even without looking at the neighbourhoods.My starter home?
Bring your wallet - those seem rather underpriced in this market and will fetch more than asking, even without looking at the neighbourhoods.My starter home?
Yes.Bring your wallet - those seem rather underpriced in this market and will fetch more than asking, even without looking at the neighbourhoods.
Agreed….those prices are the bidding war prices.Bring your wallet - those seem rather underpriced in this market and will fetch more than asking, even without looking at the neighbourhoods.
I think it will last quite a while in this area.After I sold the condo in square one last year I felt like the money was literally just rotting away in the bank while the market was going crazy.
I wish I purchased back in November last year before prices went extra extra haywire...but I accepted a new offer with another organization and had to wait out the 3 month probation period.
I visited close around 60-75 properties between mid December to the end of Jan...Hamilton was already out of my reach as properties listed for 500kish were selling for 800kish. Even ****** places with unfinished interiors etc were selling for 700k+...wth?
Saint Catherines and Waterloo were nice but it was getting intense in those regions as well.
I think it was a miracle I was able to secure a newly renovated place in Brantford near the Uni for something a little shy of 700k back in Feb.
Last I checked it has risen almost 60k+ in a month and a half?
I wonder how long this will continue....
Definitely bid bait.Bring your wallet - those seem rather underpriced in this market and will fetch more than asking, even without looking at the neighbourhoods.
If there’s any correction I don’t think it will drop prices to what people think they will….maybe 20-30% max. Even then the people that have money will snap up whatever comes into their range as quick as they can and prices will level off and probably rise again.
As for me, bank is saying 200-250k for a HELOC which is nice. Higher rate then second mortgage but I’m not willing to pay $800/month to have cash sitting in an account.
I’m trying to line up credit and available LOC now as when things start falling (if they ever do) I already have access and don’t want to scramble later to chase funds.
ETF+DRIP means MP needs to be paying off the loan using his income. That's a big hit to cashflow. More research needed on borrowing to invest to chase capital gains as opposed to dividends. I think that is looked at less favorably. Whatever happens, you need to avoid CRA declaring your investments as business income or you will get smoked with taxes.You could probably double your money with a ETF + drip in 5 years...
Got my condo for $650k at the end of 2019.After I sold the condo in square one last year I felt like the money was literally just rotting away in the bank while the market was going crazy.
I wish I purchased back in November last year before prices went extra extra haywire...but I accepted a new offer with another organization and had to wait out the 3 month probation period.
I visited close around 60-75 properties between mid December to the end of Jan...Hamilton was already out of my reach as properties listed for 500kish were selling for 800kish. Even ****** places with unfinished interiors etc were selling for 700k+...wth?
Saint Catherines and Waterloo were nice but it was getting intense in those regions as well.
I think it was a miracle I was able to secure a newly renovated place in Brantford near the Uni for something a little shy of 700k back in Feb.
Last I checked it has risen almost 60k+ in a month and a half?
I wonder how long this will continue....
Just be careful your altruism doesn't run afoul of law. The legal cloak of silence around multiple offers will be strongly protected by the RE mafia. If your discussions revolve around personal matters and approval amount instead of an actual negotiated selling price that is probably fine. Negotiate informally and then draw up the formal papers with the winners. More research required. Good for you.Got my condo for $650k at the end of 2019.
The two similar that sold 30 days ago sold for $950k - $980k. Again, I find it insane that anyone wants to pay close to a million for a 900 sqft condo. But I was counting on it because this area is full of $150k+ cars lol
I am very likely going to undercut the market and interview the buyers when I need to liquidate; it's gonna be fun watching the hope/greed die out of ppl's eyes when they want this to flip for profit while I search for a buyer that isn't loaded/has parents backing them.
5496 County Rd 90 is the most affordable house I have seen in years. 2 bed, 1 bath on 1/4 acre, tax ~$1500, will probably sell for low 500's.Now 650k I can afford...
5496 County Rd 90 is the most affordable house I have seen in years. 2 bed, 1 bath on 1/4 acre, tax ~$1500, will probably sell for low 500's.
The listing is somewhat concerning. No pics of inside and all the blinds are closed. "Waiting for finishing touches". Does that mean gutted?
Lots of people commute from up here. The upside to getting on the train in Barrie or Bradford is it isn't full yet. People further south board a full train.I don't work from home
On the upside, interior finishing on 600 sq ft isnt tragically expensive.No pictures of the inside
Maybe gutted?
I am very likely going to undercut the market and interview the buyers when I need to liquidate; it's gonna be fun watching the hope/greed die out of ppl's eyes when they want this to flip for profit while I search for a buyer that isn't loaded/has parents backing them.
What the actual f&^%. This is in a house that will sell for close to 2M. The RE agent needed to slap the owners.