But fuck it. So im moving out soon. Been looking at apartments to rent, and i think I have found something.

Which of the two do you like???

This one is cheap and is in a prime location. Basically has everything I want and is in one of the two areas I would like to live. Only problem is that it looks a little small, but I think I will go by and check it out tommorrow to confirm


http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/apa/1350160563.html

This one is also in another area I have always wanted to live. Has the running/bike path I love. Close to my parents so i can jump on the highway and grab some food every second day and its just baller.

http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/apa/1350243734.html


check them out let me know what you think. I'm a little excited at the same time a little upset I have to leave this oasis.

the second one.

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it doesn't look like these are all that far from each other, honestly. the second one looks classy and is what i'd tend to go with, especially if it's as spacious as it appears. although i don't know if it's twice the rent good

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN the second one.

my only deal with the second one is that I can buy the condo and pay thatmuch as a mortgage. But I dont want to waste my goose egg on a condo. horrible investment.

I had plans for me goose egg.

2nd one.

i swear i saw the 2nd one in a random HGTV show, but it's probably a replicated style.

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Originally posted by Vivid Boy my only deal with the second one is that I can buy the condo and pay thatmuch as a mortgage. But I dont want to waste my goose egg on a condo. horrible investment. I had plans for me goose egg.

Go with the first one. It makes absolutely no sense to pay that much if you're not paying off a mortgage. The first one is way cheaper, and the location is as good (if not better). Why pay double that for something you'd never even own?

edit I know exactly where that second unit is too. Right by Humber Loop. That area blows. Sure it has nice parks and the buildings are really nice, but there's absolutely nothing within walking distance that's worth checking out.

Last edited by infinity HiGH on Aug-31-2009 at 03:05

2nd 1 looks great


edit. the 1st 1 is well worth the price tho
shit i should be moving out..

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Originally posted by infinity HiGH Go with the first one. It makes absolutely no sense to pay that much if you're not paying off a mortgage. The first one is way cheaper, and the location is as good (if not better). Why pay double that for something you'd never even own? edit I know exactly where that second unit is too. Right by Humber Loop. That area blows. Sure it has nice parks and the buildings are really nice, but there's absolutely nothing within walking distance that's worth checking out.

the second one is at parklawn. I like the area. close to my neighbourhood.


but i think the first is the best for my $$. I'm going to check it out tomm

2nd one majority rules

it surprises me that you're renting after being into the real estate agency business.

Why don't you buy something and sell it afterwards. Rent is pretty much throwing away money.

Roncesvalles is a nicer hood, imo.

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit it surprises me that you're renting after being into the real estate agency business. Why don't you buy something and sell it afterwards. Rent is pretty much throwing away money.

because I have other plans for my downpayment. rent is a better choice for me at this point and Don't get this little jump in real estate market twisted, theres still shit times ahead.