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Professor Shark posted:Crossposting w Canadian Finance because it doesn't seem to get too much traffic and I can't find the CanPol thread: Wouldn’t they have to have worked a minimum number of hours to be eligible?
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Mandibular Fiasco posted:Wouldn’t they have to have worked a minimum number of hours to be eligible? Pretty sure you also can't be in full time education. But yeah I could see 12th graders accumulating enough hours from a summer job.
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Why are you guys buying real estate when you can buy $GME?
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half cocaine posted:Why are you guys buying real estate when you can buy $GME? you can't live in a GameStop
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Jan 27, 2021 23:36
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leverage $GME gains into a down payment on real estate.
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Professor Shark posted:Crossposting w Canadian Finance because it doesn't seem to get too much traffic and I can't find the CanPol thread: No https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/programs/ei/ei-list/courses-training.html
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Lead out in cuffs posted:Pretty sure you also can't be in full time education. yes full time students can't get ei
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RBC posted:yes You can, you just have to 1) Go to an accredited instituion from the list 2) Not be unemployed for 36 weeks prior 3) Pay into EI for 7-10 years
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Thanks for the info guys. I'm going to try to get in touch with Service Can tomorrow, however I think it's pretty conclusive based on the other thread plus the line I put out on Reddit that there is no way that high school students can attend school and still get paid.
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Jan 28, 2021 02:22
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Just trying to repeat that CERB magic, eh?
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large hands posted:you can't live in a GameStop Yes you can. You just have to evict the nerds running the store.
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Sassafras posted:Just trying to repeat that CERB magic, eh? Your eyes would never stop rolling if I told you the details. Short version is that the kids are alright and not at fault in this.
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Jan 28, 2021 02:42
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Just sold my house in (south) Surrey for just over a million. It sold after the first day of showing for 30k over asking with zero contingencies on the offer.  poo poo's wild.
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McGavin posted:Just sold my house in (south) Surrey for just over a million. It sold after the first day of showing for 30k over asking with zero contingencies on the offer. Goongrats. I grew up in Ocean Park and that whole South Surrey area is fuckin' nuts.
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Lmfao at these people making unconditional offers on real estate. Lmfao. Reminds me of that guy from reddit last year who made an unconditional offer on a Toronto house but didn't realize the condo market was in the dumps and he couldn't sell for the price he needed.
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Jan 29, 2021 20:06
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Yeah seems like unconditional offers are back. There was an article in the local Burnaby paper about this trend.
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Jan 29, 2021 20:57
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Save up a downpayment to get on that meme stock ladder, and maybe you too can one day jump on the housing ladder.
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Jan 29, 2021 21:21
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i dont understand the stupidity at work to put in an unconditional offer
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RBC posted:i dont understand the stupidity at work to put in an unconditional offer The land's 90% of the value and trend is positive for prices, so if you change your mind just turn around and flip it, you might even make money on top of transaction costs! Assuming you can complete, anyway.
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RBC posted:i dont understand the stupidity at work to put in an unconditional offer You've been to 10 showings and offered asking or above and have been rejected because of stronger offers that didn't have subject to inspection.
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RBC posted:i dont understand the stupidity at work to put in an unconditional offer You've been trying to buy SOMETHING all year and you constantly get out-bid. Now people are offering unconditional offers so to compete you have to do the same. And you really have to, because you need to buy now or be priced out forever.
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Being priced out forever is not an unacceptable outcome if the alternative is making an unconditional offer.
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How can I buy calls on vancouver real estate at $2000 per square foot? 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
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large hands posted:you can't live in a GameStop I just filed the rezoning application, nerd.
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Unconditional offers make sense if you're just gonna tear the house down anyway. The amount of churn in SFH in Vancouver is a big part of the "new construction" numbers. People buying lovely post war homes, knocking them down then building garbage mcmansions. Especially common on the west side. Often this new construction is literally reducing the amount of homes available, destroying some cheap house that had two or more units or perhaps was affordably split up amongst several young roommates and replacing it with a single big house for one family.
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I gotta stop reading this poo poo. But since my blood pressure is up I'll share the love I guess. https://twitter.com/StephenPunwasi/status/1355680411666493441?s=20
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Jan 31, 2021 04:27
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A $1.2M townhouse sounds like a shithole, OP!
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Cold on a Cob posted:I gotta stop reading this poo poo. But since my blood pressure is up I'll share the love I guess. She paid 1.2 million for her parents cottage? That seems uh, a lot (last line) I wonder if there was some tax fuckery going on or something
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Alctel posted:She paid 1.2 million for her parents cottage? That seems uh, a lot (last line) Then the absolute gently caress isn't there tax fuckery going on when hundreds of thousands+ of dollars are involved??
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Probably a bit of tax issues (with secondary houses having to pay capital gains on market value) but more likely a case of parents needing cash for their new retirement residence living lifestyle and the kid not able to give up the Muskoka escape.
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My friend yolod his life savings on a stock and can now finally afford to buy a house in with a 20% downpayment. He spent 7 years building up the first 10% and 72 hours for the last....
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Defenistrator posted:My friend yolod his life savings on a stock and can now finally afford to buy a house in with a 20% downpayment. He spent 7 years building up the first 10% and 72 hours for the last.... Going to the moon is easier than you'd think.
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Defenistrator posted:My friend yolod his life savings on a stock and can now finally afford to buy a house in with a 20% downpayment. He spent 7 years building up the first 10% and 72 hours for the last.... Lucky for him the opposite didn't happen.
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Defenistrator posted:My friend yolod his life savings on a stock and can now finally afford to buy a house in with a 20% downpayment. He spent 7 years building up the first 10% and 72 hours for the last.... Survivor bias is a hell of a drug.
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qhat posted:Being priced out forever is not an unacceptable outcome if the alternative is making an unconditional offer. The alternative is to do the inspection prior to making the offer, so you're comfortable with what the inspection report says before you make the offer. Therefore, you wouldn't need the subject.
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Tsyni posted:Going to the moon is easier than you'd think. I just watched Apollo 11 on Netflix and you're wrong. Furthermore
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Mandibular Fiasco posted:The alternative is to do the inspection prior to making the offer, so you're comfortable with what the inspection report says before you make the offer. Therefore, you wouldn't need the subject. Won't work if the house gets a bunch of unconditional offers on the day its shown.
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Defenistrator posted:My friend yolod his life savings on a stock and can now finally afford to buy a house in with a 20% downpayment. He spent 7 years building up the first 10% and 72 hours for the last.... Has he actually exited the stock yet? I feel like the mentality that causes people to go all-in on an individual stock is also ironically the same mentality that prevents them from ever closing the position.
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There seems to have been a huge campaign over the weekend to pressure the meme-driven buyers of GME into not selling, so you would be probably correct.
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qhat posted:Has he actually exited the stock yet? I feel like the mentality that causes people to go all-in on an individual stock is also ironically the same mentality that prevents them from ever closing the position. People are happier holding onto a stock and losing it all then exiting a stock and leaving money on the table. We suck!
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