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Hello Patrick,
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I have a few questions in regards to our current market and economical situations in Edmonton:9 D6 a7 m( L7 @7 o( h, J$ e
$ j8 H3 |3 p! X0 T0 \1. Is it a wise decision to invest in properties around UofA and Downtown areas(with convenient access to LRT of course) at this time?, q+ s' x$ W' ^% F. Q
2. Do you think the values of rental properties around UofA will depreciate more in coming years? In other words, is this the best time invest in these rental properties?
* |* R- O7 Z& {; S- d& q" A% F1 W3. If so, what sort of properties are most ideal for rental? Size/Price/Rent ratios? For example, I’m looking at condo very close to UofA for 220k with 800sqft. Are these good choices for rental properties?
) E; Q+ x3 z" f) g. J4. Because I have an incorporated company that doing very good, so financing wouldn’t be a problem for me. Would you suggest I put more down payments(to reduce the interests in order to gain more revenue) or just contribute the minimal down payments that’s required and use the additional capital to buy more properties?
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; T; Y4 D) Q6 w9 m8 ZSorry for so many questions, I’m not familiar with the real estate situations in Edmonton at all since I’m usually not in town anyways.
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6 C8 t5 U) t6 Y7 y" J* ]7 R) s, SI appreciate any helpful insights and hopefully I’ll decide to invest sometimes this year and will contact you then. |
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