Ontario Tax Sale Property Forum
Tax Sale Forum => Property Information => Topic started by: netpred on September 07, 2010, 06:01:25 PM
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Property one abuts a swamp but has dry land - have lovely pics. Property two has a lien in favour of the Attorney-General.
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I bid on the property, while i wait for the title and execution search.
753 northeys bay road!
Do you know how much is owed?
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Well, its my first time bidding. I did do a search it just hasnt come in yet! I do have time to cancel if it comes back too high. I am just learning, what does easements against the property mean. Also there is exprop listed what is that?
Thanks for your help
m
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Well, thank-you for sharing all this information with me. I will be asking you a lot of questions in the properties to come. I am really interested in learning as well as winning properties. Any advice you can give me i appreciate.
I will be faxing the township to cancel this bid tomorrow.
As an answer to your question, "yes" i did go see the property. I did see the mess, the car, the swings, the tree house,etc. But i really like that lake.
Thanks again
Marianne
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Well, today is bid opening. How much did it go?
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Actually, it is tomorrow
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They both have problems, I woulnt touch either.
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Well, the highest bid (unoficial) for the first lot (West Bay Rd) is twelve thousand and some hundreds, I cannot remember the exact number. I think it is a good lot, I put a bid, but not that high.
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Well, the highest bid (unoficial) for the first lot (West Bay Rd) is twelve thousand and some hundreds, I cannot remember the exact number. I think it is a good lot, I put a bid, but not that high.
Of the two lots, I was considering a bid on this one since it didn't have any title or lien issues. 12k is a decent buy on this one, although I would have bid around 10k.
Out of curiousity, what happened with the second property?
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Well, the highest bid (unoficial) for the first lot (West Bay Rd) is twelve thousand and some hundreds, I cannot remember the exact number. I think it is a good lot, I put a bid, but not that high.
Of the two lots, I was considering a bid on this one since it didn't have any title or lien issues. 12k is a decent buy on this one, although I would have bid around 10k.
Out of curiousity, what happened with the second property?
30k for the 2nd one...people weren't afraid of bidding on a property with Legal issues that THEY will face down the road. Good luck t o them
On a side note:
Do the 2ns place bidders ever get lucky ? From my experience in the past the winner always pays up in full.