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[...] Is It Worth Buying Into the Toronto Condo Market? One look at the Toronto skyline and it’s plain to see that condominiums are taking over.  [...]

[...] a few of them are really good. Then you also need to factor in the fact that there are electrical contractors who are really cheap but for a lack of a better word are scams. They are scams because [...]

[...] Ron LeGrand – How to Become a Quick Turn Millionaire in a Bad Economy Real estate has created many [...]

[...] I did this interview with Ron LeGrand.  Ron is truely a master educator. If you havent seen Ron speak then you need to listen to this [...]

[...] the average over the previous five years. The numbers for 2014 are estimated at around 15,500 condo units sold, but without the annual average six percent price increase that has been evident since [...]

[...] Working With Motivated Sellers in the Spanish Speaking Market By Kathy Kennebrook “The Marketing Magic Lady” One of the [...]

[...] The problem with hiring an electrical contractor nowadays is that there are so many of them around. In a city like Brisbane there are [...]

[...] increase that has been evident since 2005.  It is expected that deals may be available for Toronto condos during 2014, as developers try to sell off the 19,000 unsold units that remained in the city [...]

[...] for tourists or people in the city for business.  Any information about the supply of Toronto condo units outnumbering the demand is just speculation, and it will always be speculation until [...]