zaius
(Post Master Sr)
10/10/20 08:41 PM
How much would you pay to live in this place?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2hcx2zg5rQ

I'd definitely rent and invest my money instead

Warning, Spoiler:
https://torontolife.com/real-estate/a-toronto-couple-wanted-to-ditch-the-city-so-they-bought-a-520000-stone-cottage-in-orangeville/

4Three
(Post Master Sr)
10/13/20 09:31 AM
Re: How much would you pay to live in this place?

could be an interesting fixer upper, but not at that price.

titty sprinkles
(Post Master Supreme)
10/13/20 02:32 PM
Re: How much would you pay to live in this place?

i imagine people like this would want that house

loudsubz
(Post Master Supreme)
10/13/20 07:07 PM
Re: How much would you pay to live in this place?

for sure
nothing wrong with it, looks like it has decent bones and the property and access to a stream are cool

not enough stainless steel for some but if you have ever rented a cottage up north this would be along the same lines for some of the offerings

Big Tasty
(Post Master Supreme)
10/14/20 08:32 AM
Re: How much would you pay to live in this place?

Meh, cool on them if that is what they want to take on.

I must be doing something seriously wrong in life cause I wouldn't even entertain the thought of a $675k-$725k house/mortgage with their job situations.

But at the same time, if you are considering a boathouse and a farmhouse in your search then I'm sure there was ample houses to pick within the city before settling on a fixer upper in Orangeville but to each their own.

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Our budget was $725,000 and below, hoping for something more like $675,000. When you type that into a Toronto real estate app you don’t get many results. So we widened our search. We looked at half a dozen places around the GTA, including a houseboat in Scarborough and a farmhouse in Richmond Hill.