call sameer 416-278-8443 and he is in real estate since past 10 years and very good at real estate. he will give you good advise. You have to be really careful while buying home for the first time. take utmost care.

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Originally posted by Blue_Peafowl
I am not sure about Toronto RE market since i just move but YES, i have look into some property since i am also looking to buy and i found u can find good semi-detached at 300 K.

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I am not an RE agent so i cant say for sure....

But bassed on my search , Yes u may able to find little bit old house around 300K...check redflag link..u will see some new project

also i have seen some adds but i dont know how old is the houses are but definetly u can check out.
one referance link : http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/mss/reb/1379849200.html



if u hv good RE person..he/she may be able to assist u

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Originally posted by Blue_Peafowl

I am not an RE agent so i cant say for sure....

But bassed on my search , Yes u may able to find little bit old house around 300K...check redflag link..u will see some new project

also i have seen some adds but i dont know how old is the houses are but definetly u can check out.
one referance link : http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/mss/reb/1379849200.html



if u hv good RE person..he/she may be able to assist u

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Town homes which have a good condo corp are well maintained and usually have lower fees. If the condo fees range below $150 p.m., I would go for that. The condo fees would include building insurance, exterior maintenance and sometimes water. Now that sounds reasonable to me as I have seen condo town homes whose roofs have been updated within 15 years or windows replaced or garage doors replaced. This is a part of the monthly condo fees. Consider doing that in your own semi or detached. You may end up paying the same. Condo town homes which are very old and have high condo fees should be avoided.

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.....They say Freehold townhouse or townhome but you have to pay the small fee for road or grass etc thats the catch.........Freehold townhouses doesnt have any maintainance fee.

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Town homes which have a good condo corp are well maintained and usually have lower fees. If the condo fees range below $150 p.m., I would go for that. The condo fees would include building insurance, exterior maintenance and sometimes water. Now that sounds reasonable to me as I have seen condo town homes whose roofs have been updated within 15 years or windows replaced or garage doors replaced. This is a part of the monthly condo fees. Consider doing that in your own semi or detached. You may end up paying the same. Condo town homes which are very old and have high condo fees should be avoided.

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Originally posted by new york

.....They say Freehold townhouse or townhome but you have to pay the small fee for road or grass etc thats the catch.........Freehold townhouses doesnt have any maintainance fee.

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