The dreamy Toronto condos can seem to be no-brainers at first glance. You have spent an eternity trying to find the ideal condo, and now that it is in front of your eyes, you feel hesitant. The status certificate sets a frown on your forehead as you realize that the condo's board is facing litigation. In this sticky situation, is it right to go ahead with an offer, or should you take to your heels? There are so many aspects to consider before you decide to buy a condo that has a risk... [read more]

There is a cliché that most disputes in condominium communities stem from one of parking, pets, or people. Well, considering that there are over 55,000 licensed dogs and 25,000 licensed cats in Toronto as of the most recent census, not to count the ones not legally licensed, such as rodents, birds and reptiles, it makes sense that a great number of disputes involve pets. As such, a question that often springs on the lips of condominium boards of directors and unit owners is whether... [read more]

You may be someone interested in buying a Toronto condo for sale because you either wish to move into a better place or have great amenities. They are usually located in places that let the dwellers enjoy easy access to a range of facilities like retail outlets, schools, workstations, etc. Toronto Condos are more economical than separate homes. They are cooperative living arrangements, which means you will be sharing the building with a large number of other residents. What is a Condo... [read more]