We bought a house!

Posted by: james
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Jul
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After looking for several months, we finally found a place we could afford and in a neighbourhood we love.  And what’s this about a housing market downturn?  It’s definitely all gone in Toronto.  We put several bids on different houses — one of them went 20% over ask, and 11 bidders at that!  It’s an older house, so lots of little things need attention.

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