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Compare the prices now and in 80s/90s. Market crashed in 2007 as well. If you couldn't hold the property at that time, then you were not an investor. People who bought over their budget, were the ones who suffered. You shouldn't just buy any condo. U need to have a knowledgable professional to...

Prices do decrease, but eventually the graph has to go up.If a buyer can hold the property(in Toronto) for minimum 5 years, he can never lose money. If you go with the reputable builder, built quality shouldnt be an issue.

Get into preconstruction first day platinum access, buy couple of condos and let your money work for you rather than you working for money.

Hi there, When are you planning to move? The rental is going around $2200 in that area.

Kijiji.ca is the best way to find a place. If you go through a realtor, the rent is usually more expensive.

Instead of employment and credit check, you can have a guarantor. Check out the places, and then you can speak to the landlord. The landlord can only ask for first and last month rent.

My bad.. i see its progress campus.. Theres a new condo at Markham ellesmere coming up, condos at Markham/Sheppard or condos near Scarborough town are pretty descent.

If you dont like anything there, then you can look into other near by areas. Which campus you going to?

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No special requirements. If you working in York region, it's better to buy the york region monthly pass. If you'll be working in Toronto buy the GTA weekly pass which covers York region, Toronto,and peel region.

Assuming you will be doing groceries once a week, 6 bucks/week ain't that bad. In summer time you can probably walk one way.

Considering closest bus stop is hardly a minute away from property. Yes!

O great! Location and rent wise its pretty good.

Getting a condo unit should be around $2000 plus internet and utilities(depending on the condo). Getting a unit in a rental building should be around 1500 plus internet, laundry and parking with utilities included.

Every basement is different. The best thing to do is to initially go for month to month rent if possible. That will give flexibility to move out if you dont like it. In terms of rent, $1400 all inclusive is ok price. Depending on how the basement apartment is, you might be able to negotiate a...

Op's kids are 2 and 6. A good sized den should work great for a 6year old.

If the kids are going to high school they probably need their own room. In OP's case, as the kids are under 8 he can even lease a condo with 1 plus den and should be ok for next few years. So age does matter.

There are a lot of unethical realtors in the market. Interview few and hire someone who wants to work for YOU and not just there to fill his/her pocket. See their work style before signing any contract.Check their knowledge about the market and neighborhood. Also, you would want to hire someone...

If the kids are over 15, a townhouse gonna be your best bet.

This is a good time It is a good market to get into detached property. There are a lot of opportunities available in the market. Vaughan/ Markham/richmondhill are good cities to live. Hire a knowledgeable realtor who can guide you in a right direction and get the best for your situation...