How young condo owners became accidental landlords
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How young condo owners became accidental landlords
KELSEY ROLFE
SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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Jane Tsang says her monthly condo expenses are higher than the rent she receives from her tenant.
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Jane Tsang didn’t set out to be a long-term landlord when she bought her one-bedroom condo in downtown Toronto five years ago.
She’d been planning to briefly rent out the unit, which …
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