Showing posts with label Heritage Buildings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heritage Buildings. Show all posts

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Buy a Grow House Toronto

Illegal marijuana-growing operations, which take advantage of large properties or are conducted in a rental unit whose title is in someone else's name, have become more visible in the past 10 years, said Jim Murphy, president of the Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals.

Stan Gelman Lawyer Mississauga is of the same sentiment; Buyers need to protect themselves when buying Marijuana grow houses. These properties are not legally suitable for habitation because of the potential for health damage from Mould. Often renovations have been made to the structure that need to be repaired. A qualified and reputable Home Inspection Company should be used as well as a company that specializes in remedial action on mold removal if required.






When you are working with professional experienced people they will know what clauses to use to protect your interest and what experienced trades people may need to be included in your purchase of a grow house.

Experience is not expensive, but it is priceless.

Friday, February 27, 2009

Fox and Fiddle, Etobicoke

So many of the structures in West Toronto and Etobicoke have been multi tasked and re-purposed over their life times.

The property at 4906 Dundas is just such and example.

C:1927 Etobicoke Township Hall, Once located at 4906 Dundas, the building has been a church, library, a Police Division, a gift shop and a pub. It is now the Fox n' Fiddle.

During a recent visit, I had the opportunity to meet with Restauranteur, Thana of the Fox and Fiddle, who reminded me again of the buildings heritage. This lively nightspot now has open air patio's on the front and rear.  The building adjoins the commercial retail shopping via a glass portico that encloses and joins the structure.





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