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Scams homebuyers should know because little prospects of recovering the money

January 5, 2020 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Scams homebuyers should know because little prospects of recovering the money

  Scams homebuyers should know because little prospects of recovering the money     There is another type of fraud, with significantly large monetary losses, that people, particularly homebuyers, should be aware of besides scam calls.   Earlier this month, online scam expert Ben Taylor, known as Pleasant Green on YouTube, told Yahoo Canada a […]

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Toronto Yorkville neighbourhood where the sky is the limit for Condo developers

January 5, 2020 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Toronto Yorkville neighbourhood where the sky is the limit for Condo developers

  Toronto Yorkville neighbourhood where the sky is the limit for Condo developers   In the late 1960s, Torontonians were simultaneously fascinated and repelled by the Yorkville neighbourhood, which had become a haven for hippies and other seekers of countercultural enlightenment.   Yorkville’s raucous café culture and its inhabitants’ relaxed attitudes towards sex and drugs […]

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Metro Toronto Real Estate Forecast 2020 One More

January 5, 2020 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Metro Toronto Real Estate Forecast 2020 One More

  Metro Toronto Real Estate Forecast 2020 One More   HIGHLIGHTS Metro Toronto home prices are rising, and market conditions provide a negotiating advantage to sellers (not buyers). The average Metro Toronto household still can not afford current house prices. The key factor driving this price increase is a supply shortage (Not interest or mortgage […]

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Happy Holidays from Max Seal Team – Central Toronto Real Estate

December 24, 2019 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

Happy Holidays from Max Seal Team – Central Toronto Real Estate

        Happy Holidays from Max Seal Team – Central Toronto Real Estate   Max Seal Team Wishing You   The end of the year brings no greater joy than the opportunity to express to you season’s greetings and good wishes. May your holidays and New Year be filled with joy   ====================================================================================================   Thinking […]

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No need to acknowledge old zombie debts after two years in Ontario

December 8, 2019 by Central Toronto Real Estate Blog

No need to acknowledge old zombie debts after two years in Ontario

  No need to acknowledge old zombie debts after two years in Ontario. The statute of limitations is two years in Ontario.   The consumers need to be aware of the scourge of indebtedness when taking on more debts and the requirements of their monthly debt payments.   Canadians with old debts please beware. A momentary […]

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