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Christopher Choy
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ATTN Canadians: Cities w/ balance of cashflow and appreciation?

Christopher Choy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Toronto, ON
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Hey guys!

Hope your Thanksgiving weekends we're excellent. This is mostly for Canadian investors, but all input is welcome.

What cities (or areas within the city) have you seen hit a nice sweet spot between cashflow and natural appreciation, and why do you think it's a good opportunity?

Ideally these would be in Ontario but elsewhere could be an interesting venture.

Thanks in advance, looking forward to the discussion! 🍻

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Zorya Belanger
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Zorya Belanger
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  • Edmonton, Alberta
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Hi @Christopher Choy One way to do it, that I've been hearing more and more, is to invest in a high appreciation location, and then access the equity that builds up using a HELOC, which you can use to invest in a cashflow friendly areas, like Edmonton or Calgary.

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