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I don't really know what I want.

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Why do the landlords have to show up at the board meetings?

Not sure. They say they need 25% representation, and they're obviously having trouble reaching that figure (!) Most of the ownership is Chinese. (On a related note, there are no floors ending in "4" because of a Chinese superstition. No 4th, 13th, 14th, 24th, 34th or 44th floor.)
 
The idea is to invest the money you're not putting towards a mortgage, and those savings hopefully beat the vig (inflation).

Lots of variables at play. But it's not nearly as close to a slam dunk as the homeowner propaganda wants you to think.

It's little more than a social status thing to a lot of people.

But vs paying cash up front? I mean you're gonna pay what 2x with a lone but how much is that after inflation? I guess it all depends on the corresponding rates. Is it possible you end up paying less with a loan? :dunno:
 
If you're able to buy a house 100% cash, good for you, fucker.

Is it possible you end up paying less with a loan? :dunno:

Of course. Like I said, lots of variables.

Right now is a great time to buy in Canada. In theory. Here, a 3br house that's close enough that we don't need a car (wifey doesn't drive) costs $600k and up.
 
I don't really know what I want.



Not sure. They say they need 25% representation, and they're obviously having trouble reaching that figure (!) Most owners are Chinese.

Obviously I am looking at it from a different angle than you and I know nothing about housing and costs in Ontario, but with what you pay in rent, it would seem to make sense for you, wifey and your 8 future children. ...interest rates are low here now and hard to make more than %3 on investments without risk. I think I "grew up" the day I bought my house. It was a good feeling...I remember that. ...just don't have a ton of equity and then take out a HELOC and end up buying your house twice...not that I know anything about that. :bee:
 
I might look into something soon iag. But you know there are problems since my income is inconsistent and hard to verify etc
Yeah..makes sense..There used to be something called NIV loans (no income verification)...Bacon would be the one to know about that...what county are you in? And what happened to Caldonia's?

Sadcat and I may be in town in a couple weeks to check on the house and see some friends...I hear the weather is good lately.
 
Right now is a great time to buy in Canada. In theory. Here, a 3br house that's close enough that we don't need a car (wifey doesn't drive) costs $600k and up.

My great grandmother bought her house in Toronto on Crawford (Bathurst/Queen) in the 1930's for $3500. That same house is now worth over $750K.


Now my parents want to move to Niagara Falls, the house they bought in (Toronto) Etobicoke 6 years ago for $340,000 is now worth over $500K.

Mama and papa plommer have made a shitload of money on every house they've owned.
Being mortgage free since 1982 didn't hurt.

Unfukkinreal.
 
Buy $3500 worth of the stock market in 1933 and today you have 1.2MM...

Buy 340k worth of the stock market in 2009 and today you have 935k...

Maybe I take back what I said about homebuying always being +ev...

Which part of the stock market would you have to buy to make those profits?

Are you talking about the widely held strategy of buy low sell high? You know, where everyone who invests makes money.
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What would you live in while raising a family?