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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
What do you use other than MLS?
So other than the usual suspects, where are you looking for properties? Specifically larger multi-family.
Places I check are:
- MLS.ca
- ICX.ca
- Loopnet (not much Canadian content)
- Kijiji
I need to start attending local REI meetings too. Anything to add to this list?
Cheers,
Ming
Most Popular Reply

You nailed it, Local REI Meetings.
Most of the great multi family buildings in Toronto will not hit the MLS and are sold exclusively with Realtors. Get out to some local meetings, meet other investors and connect with some great realtors who own and sell buildings.
If the realtors don't own buildings themselves then find one who does. You want to work with someone that buys and owns what the product that they sell!