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Eric Stober

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Covers:  cannabis, local news, business, culture, politics
Freelance journalist, previously @globalnews, @streetsoftrnto, @greencamphq

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Eric Stober is a freelance writer based in Toronto, Canada.

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Bulk condo buying picks up steam as Toronto inventory piles up

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By Eric Stober Verified
| REM - Real Estate Magazine Verified
Condo bulk buying is gaining traction as Toronto’s struggling condo market has a glut of inventory that developers are looking to unload. Harley Nakelsky, president of Baker Real Estate, told Real Estate Magazine that he is doing more bulk deals than likely anyone else in the world. He said single deals happen at a slow rate, and given the amount of inventory developers have, they’re interested in speeding up the process by selling groups of units.
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The Canada-U.S. relationship is strained. Must we wait for Trump to leave to mend it? Original

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By Eric Stober Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
A bridge can be symbolic, a connection between two places, one reaching out to the other. That's why the delay and strife over the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge between Canada and the U.S. isn't just an inconvenience for drivers — it is a good representation of the state of the relationship between the two countries. The Gordie Howe Bridge was set to open in June, but was delayed at the last minute.
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Key benefits and risks of a Mortgage vs. HELOC

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By Eric Stober Verified, Joan Pinto Verified, Arshi Hossain
| RATESDOTCA
KEY FINDINGS Mortgages and Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs) are both loans tied to value of your home. Mortgages are capped at 80% of your home's value; require fixed monthly repayment of interest and principal. HELOC is a revolving line of credit capped at 65% of your home's value, or 80% when combined with a mortgage; requires monthly repayment only of interest.
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