Mehul Desai, Real Estate Agent Toronto

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5010 Steeles Ave W ##11A, Toronto, Ontario, M9V 2B8, Canada

(647) 330-2134 www.mehuldesai.ca/toronto-real-estate

1st time Condo Home Low Commission Townhouse

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Sam Qadri

Sep 18, 2017

There should be more real estate agents like Mehul! As first time home buyers, we were so blessed to have him who helped us in finding the best areas to match our needs. He gave us his honest view which conveyed good ideas and interest before taking decision. Mehul's knowledge and expertise increased our trust and confidence to position exactly what we aspired. Also he guide us for First time home buyer incentive program that save us thousand. Thank you so much Mehul Desai of all the time and effort you invested. Your dedication and hard work is highly appreciated. We will definitely work with you for our next home purchase and will suggested you in our family as well as friends. Once again Thanks Mehul!

Raj Padhiar

Sep 19, 2017

We met Mehul Desai at our store and I ask him some general questions about real estate and he gave us honest answer as well as send us detail report for what we are looking for. He was super knowledgeable and professional and at the same time so friendly and made us feel at ease. He was always honest and shared her opinion with us. Mehul set us up to get daily email update of new MLS listings that match our requirements. He set up all the viewings we were interested in, drove us around to each place, most of the times 4-5 in one day and honestly, we looked almost 20 houses and he never force us or try to avoid. I would highly recommend Mehul Desai and will work with him again! Thanks Mehul for nice house you find for us.

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