Buying Condo in a whore building.
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Buying Condo in a whore building.
I have been thinking about this for a while, has anyone considered buying a condo in one of the many known buildings that have a lot of incalls? I think I could save a lot of money and time on gas and commuting. It would be cool to wake up and be able to walk to incall in less than ten minutes.
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Re: Buying Condo in a whore building.
If I had the money, I know which Condo I'd buy for that exact same thought... lol. I'd have to find out first if the Condo still has an incall before buying a unit.... or better yet, buy a unit and rent or airbnb it out and make money that way.
Re: Buying Condo in a whore building.
Well, not so sure about the buying, but even to lease maybe (on the other hand, being a real estate broker myself and not so big on the Ontario tenant-friendly broken ltb, I've been primarily investing in American tokenized real estate--
It actually maybe could work (minus the tokenized part for complexity...or, if there are enough of y'all that qualify as Accredited Investors in Canada--the way around it is conversely, in the USA, tokenized real estate is restricted by the sec to only accredited investors--unless you're not American, then anything goes...)
Essentially, one property = one corporation in that model, which I suppose could work if the board decides to pull one hueg pivot and have a public facing bunch of investors and it's nunya what the corporations tenants are up to if they don't cause trouble or run afoul of condo bylaws
It actually maybe could work (minus the tokenized part for complexity...or, if there are enough of y'all that qualify as Accredited Investors in Canada--the way around it is conversely, in the USA, tokenized real estate is restricted by the sec to only accredited investors--unless you're not American, then anything goes...)
Essentially, one property = one corporation in that model, which I suppose could work if the board decides to pull one hueg pivot and have a public facing bunch of investors and it's nunya what the corporations tenants are up to if they don't cause trouble or run afoul of condo bylaws