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| Subject: How does it work in Toronto? |
I am moving to Toronto next year. My question is about renting an apt in Toronto via a Real Estate agency. Do potential tenants pay agents for finding an apartment, or do landlords pay agents for finding a tenant?
Thanks in advance.
[26-12-2004,21:49]
Canadian wanabe |
Both (in reply to: How does it work in Toronto?)
agencies get paid for finding a tenant and agencies get paid for finding a place.
[27-12-2004,00:57]
Jean |
How does it work in Toronto? (in reply to: How does it work in Toronto?)
Jean,
I understand, agencies do both in general, but in certain cities agencies mainly do one side of a search, depending on demand/supply. For exaple, in NYC usually agents get paid by the tenant (because there are more people looking for a place to live than houses). In Chicago, usually landlords pay the agent to find a tenant, becase there are less people looking. Got the gist? So what is it like in TO?
[27-12-2004,02:16]
Canadian wanabe |
(in reply to: How does it work in Toronto?)
Hey wannabe
Check www.rentersnews.com and www.viewit.ca these websites are exhaustive and you can call them to check it out.
Good Luck
[27-12-2004,10:00]
Anonymous |
Renters Web Sites (in reply to: How does it work in Toronto?)
Visit http://www.rentershotline.ca for all your rental needs!
[20-06-2005,22:25]
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steve |
Walk down the street (in reply to: How does it work in Toronto?)
Hi
I use to live in Canada, what i did was just walk down the street in an area i like, look at apt buildings. Usely there is a sight up if there is a vacancy. Try that. An easy way.
Good luck
Lotus from Denmark
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Lotus Jensen |
