Is It the Right Time to Upsize to a Larger Condo? + Should We Hire Property Management to Rent Our Place Out? — 'The Situation' Consumer Q&A
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Show Notes
Today's episode is our monthly 'The Situation' consumer Q/A segment - Urmi once again asks John to respond to the detailed questions you send in about the real estate decisions you are making as you navigate through the Toronto area housing market.
Today, we hear from a family with a primary residence with a large mortgage in the wrong area, should they rent or try to sell up first? Then, when is it time to sell a condo investment in an old building to avoid more expenses and a city condo owner wonders if the time is right to upsize to a larger unit? Finally, when it comes to renting a property out, should you hire a property management company?
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