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Property Information / Re: Strong properties
« on: August 08, 2008, 07:32:22 PM »
Nevermind... blonde moment... the sale is next week.
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Property Information / Re: Strong properties
« on: August 07, 2008, 04:36:28 PM »
Did anyone go bid on these? Just curious about the results.
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Property Information / Re: Strong properties
« on: July 29, 2008, 07:57:58 PM »
I understood that both the cheer lakes were water access only but there was a ROW on one. They are, I belive, side by side, are they not? They appear related in other ways too - a little google goes a long way. But there was some caveat I saw somewhere (?) about they could be built on at such a time as a road is built - perhaps thats in the plan for the township? I'm sure they're nice & secluded, but am I willing to roll the dice with the Crown - no thanks!
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Property Information / Re: Strong properties
« on: July 29, 2008, 03:10:16 PM »
I suspect these both have crown interests... I'd look very carefully if you're planning on bidding.
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Questions and Answers / Parcel register definition
« on: July 28, 2008, 05:53:08 PM »
Does anyone know what this means:
"SUBJECT TO RESERVATION SIN CROWN GRANT"
PROPERTY REMARKS: CROWN GRANT SEE AB12345
Also - does anyone know if mortgages held by the a crown owned corporation are considered crown interests?
Thank you in advance for any help!
"SUBJECT TO RESERVATION SIN CROWN GRANT"
PROPERTY REMARKS: CROWN GRANT SEE AB12345
Also - does anyone know if mortgages held by the a crown owned corporation are considered crown interests?
Thank you in advance for any help!
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Property Information / Strong properties
« on: July 22, 2008, 03:42:29 PM »
Has anyone ventured up to the Strong properties or found out exactly where they are?
Might need to put on my hiking boots to find some of them!
Might need to put on my hiking boots to find some of them!
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Announcements / Re: Dysart property redeemed
« on: June 02, 2008, 03:16:13 PM »
I can't comment on Niagara, but the Dysart property along with a mess of a cottage, also had soil drainage issues (why the contractor thought the cottage shifted) and required a driveway... I was quoted 12-15k for the driveway as it's on solid rock that has to be blasted! There may have been room for a septic, but you'd probably have been better off with compsoting toilets and finding a method to deal with the rest of the gray water given the soil problems.
In a nutshell, IF we got it it was going to take a nice chunk of change to bring it up to useable / sellable condition.
Given the changes coming to cottage country property taxes in the very near future, you'll probably see this one back in four years - if they can't pay now how will they pay when its double. It was a really nice piece of land though. There was a lot of interest from neighbours (it pays to be sweet to contractors...) who thought they'd get it for around the tax bill price. With the financial investment needed to make it liveable we figured we'd bid around low-20's. To make a profit on it you couldn't go too much higher I'd think - the lot was only 1/3 acrea with a lot of work/$$ needed on a piece you might sell for 100k.
But it was nice. (Yes, I'm a bit bitter!)
In a nutshell, IF we got it it was going to take a nice chunk of change to bring it up to useable / sellable condition.
Given the changes coming to cottage country property taxes in the very near future, you'll probably see this one back in four years - if they can't pay now how will they pay when its double. It was a really nice piece of land though. There was a lot of interest from neighbours (it pays to be sweet to contractors...) who thought they'd get it for around the tax bill price. With the financial investment needed to make it liveable we figured we'd bid around low-20's. To make a profit on it you couldn't go too much higher I'd think - the lot was only 1/3 acrea with a lot of work/$$ needed on a piece you might sell for 100k.
But it was nice. (Yes, I'm a bit bitter!)
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Announcements / Dysart property redeemed
« on: May 29, 2008, 05:24:15 PM »
The waterfront Dysart has been redeemed...
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Roll No. 46 24 020 000 21600 0000, 1036 Snowshoe Rd., Lot 61, Plan 482, Geographic Township of Dudley, In the Municipality of Dysart et al, County of Haliburton (No. 19), Subject to Easement and Restriction in Instrument No. 72126. File 06-08
Minimum Tender Amount: $9,680.96
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Given the state of the place I'm surprised - but bad for us, we really liked this one :-(
I'm curious to know what the bids would have been given the questionable state of the property (water issues, 15k for a driveway, cottage may or may not be salvageable...)?
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Roll No. 46 24 020 000 21600 0000, 1036 Snowshoe Rd., Lot 61, Plan 482, Geographic Township of Dudley, In the Municipality of Dysart et al, County of Haliburton (No. 19), Subject to Easement and Restriction in Instrument No. 72126. File 06-08
Minimum Tender Amount: $9,680.96
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Given the state of the place I'm surprised - but bad for us, we really liked this one :-(
I'm curious to know what the bids would have been given the questionable state of the property (water issues, 15k for a driveway, cottage may or may not be salvageable...)?
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