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Appreciation in primary residences to move up

Ramanjeet K.
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Hi BP Community in Canada,

I am currently residing in Brampton and in my second primary residence (moved from a stacked town to a town). I wanted to ask what strategies you may have used to move up in your primary residence homes for instance buying a condo to a 4000 sq. ft detached home instead of just saving money up to spend it on a large house and never moving for years. If you can provide details on cities, mortgage products, resale / preconstruction properties, years it took, etc. I would love to learn from your strategies that have worked for you.


Thanks.

R

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