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I only know prolapse.
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I only know prolapse.
I just caught ExtraSlow's comment now to me...ya right now, I'm not happy about my homes in my old hood selling for $100,000 more but I don't regret my decision. It's Feb 2 here in Vancouver and there's an extreme weather warning because tomorrow is going to be a high of 0 degrees I kid you not lol...it's been wonderful living here on the North Shore and I dont regret it, it is what it is.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
In our world, as long as we're not spending more than we're making, we're fine with it....helps that we dont have kids, but even after a year, we're still saving cash, if the prices come back to earth or crash, we'll be ready.
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A combination of alcohol and barbituates?
JordanEG6 uncle situation is very different than this as hes thinking he can sell his at the peak and buy a similar or bigger for less money where as your friends bought and held onto and got lucky with that boom.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Oh, didn't really read that thru as I was offline most of the weekend.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
That's dumb. The only way to get more for less is to move away from Calgary. May be Edmonton to a degree?
This times a million. Also, you can check traffic counts on the City of Calgary website, they are readily available for most streets.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
So even if you are close to a street you can get an understanding of relative business. We did this when we bought our current lot. We also checked on flood risk but that tool is not readily available to the general public.
I’ve been able to find lots of detail in flood risk between the rovinxe and the cities websites.
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Those are helpful but there are higher forms of accuracy not yet available.This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Flood risk is not that hard to figure out if you have a few minutes time. Look at elevation fi nearby water bodies, and elevation of street in front of your house, and look at the public flood mapping, and you can figure shit out pretty well.
Being 3m above the nearest known flood risk area is a good start.
If that process takes more than 15 minutes for a house you are interested in, then your internetting skillz are weak.
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You mean a topographic map?
I don't think sewer backups are tracked for public use is it? Would be nice, then I can attempt to reduce my insurance.
The Alberta flood risk map: https://floods.alberta.ca/
Then yeah, a topo map, ideally online. This one works: https://en-ca.topographic-map.com/maps/fecl/Calgary/
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What you really want is your property’s DMTI score
I'm certain there are better ways to do what I'm suggesting, but what I have given is free online resources that anyone should be able to use. Honestly, if you are capable of understanding a vehicle purchase, or do your own taxes, this is easier.
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The provincial flood map is based on AEP flood hazard studies. I won't get into too much detail, but they are not useful for urban related flood risks.
Also, topo maps and City maps won't tell you the contributing areas to trap lows in the City. They won't show you streamlines through private property either or critical flow paths. Anyone with enough skill in GIS could analyze flood risk in greater detail using some of that information for sure though.
I forgot the whole story but that mcmansion with the gold statues on 22x is supposed to be in a major flood zone or something like that
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If you need more detail than the already pretty thorough mapping the city has provided you need to really start questioning your choices of real estate “investment” location lol
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That exactly.
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I'm a solid 14m above areas that are likely to have stormwater pooling, and 38m above the nearest water body. I'm comfortable with that, lol.
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