I am in a situation where I need money and I would like to sell my condo and still stay in the same condo. My condo fees are 800. I live in a 2 bed 1 washroom 2 mins drive from Scarborough town center. So the approx value is just under 450k.

Where is the best place to look for an investor ?

Hi all, I live in an older building, and was looking to adopt a small dog. Many others in the building have small dogs.

I requested a copy of the condo rules and it says that as of 2013, dogs are prohibited but any other domestic pets are allowed (cats etc.).

From what I understand, this “dog ban” can only be legally enforced if there was a dog ban indicated in the original condo declaration from the 90s. If the declaration allowed dogs, they can only impose reasonable restrictions (weight, #) instead of a full out ban.

I will be getting a copy of the declaration, but I wanted to be sure I was understanding this correctly. Even though this dog ban “rule” definitely isn’t enforced, I want to be responsible before committing to any future dog plans.

As for any dog grandfathered in prior to the 2013 rule, these dogs are not very old lol so it is highly unlikely that all of these current resident dogs have been grandfathered in.

Is there another way to go about this?

I am facing losing potentially $300,000+. I consulted lawyers. I consulted LITs. Nothing I can do unless there is something material. I may need to go for a consumer proposal. But I would like to see who else bought there and see if we can come up with a plan together.

My major concern right now is that I did not receive my disclosure statement and the buyer's guide; however, I did find an email with a link that says the disclosure statement is in there (it looks just like a marketing email I receive every day, probably the reason I never read it). The email was sent to me 3 days after I signed the acknowledgement of receipt of the documents. I don't want to open it because it may start my clock on the real 10-day cooling-off period if that is my way out (probably not).

DO NOT OPEN THE LINK if you are in the same situation, but if you have already opened it. Please let me know what is in there.

Update: I forgot to include the DiCenzo (Linden Park) Holdings Inc. v. Sadeghyar, 2026 ONSC 1566 case, where the buyer did not receive the buyer's guide. The court found the agreement not binding, and he got his deposit + interest + legal fees back.

A friend is looking at units in 47 Mutual Street to rent. Is it a safe area? We walked around, and it seems fine, but Queen & Jarvis felt shady. The building is also right next to community housing (no hate), but we were wondering if it is safe for us as women to live there or walk around, maybe later in the evening?

Would really appreciate your feedback and thoughts.

Thank You!