Here we are in the Toronto Beach Triangle where the new owners are about to take on a massive renovation. The plan is to create either a duplex or a triplex with one of the units to be the owner's suite. Watch as we discuss the...
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You need to see this renovation! The owners creating a masterpiece in the Toronto Beaches only steps to the water. There are lake views and CN Tower views from this house that are simply breath-taking. They are undergoing this renovation right now. Call me 416-885-2010 so...
Read MoreIn this episode, I have Lukasz who is about to create a legal triplex in Toronto. This house currently does not have a basement. What Lukasz plans on doing is lifting the house up, digging out a new basement, and then putting the house down...
Read MoreHave you thought about creating massive value, building long term equity, and monthly cash flow? Well...
Read MoreTurn-key triplexes in Toronto are very hard to come by. Especially ones that are finished with good quality, attract AAA tenants, and that actually cash flow positive. The owners of this triplex located near Danforth and Monarch Park are spent close to $300,000 in renovations to...
Read MoreI just hosted a workshop on How To Legalize Triplexes In Toronto. Fantastic topic with a ton of information. I did not record the workshop so I will summarize briefly what we talked about and I encourage you viewers to contact me if you want to...
Read MoreWe are back in Oshawa with Chris Arnts and he has converted this bungalow into a legal duplex. The original purchase price was $325,000 and the actual renovation budget spent was $155,000. The actual rents achieved are: main floor $1690 and basement $1250 plus hydro. Approximate monthly...
Read MoreToday we decided to take a different stance and venture out to Oshawa to see if owner Chris Arnts can take his experience from the Toronto Beaches and utilize it in another city. Oshawa is relatively more affordable where you can probably fetch more monthly...
Read MoreThis video is to show our viewers how they can add value to their basements. By underpinning a basement, you are increasing the ceiling height by at least 1-2 feet. In Toronto, especially the older areas, basements were not originally made as living space and therefore...
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