I am looking for a guest pass to the Nov 7, 2018 Edmonton meeting.

Does anyone know of good Property Management companies in Regina/Moose Jaw

Yesterday, the bylaw officer and fire offical inspected my non-conforming basement suite to determine if there was a development permit. I was slapped with a fine of $1,000 and asked to remove the tenant in 21 days. If I want to continue renting the suite then I need to apply for a permit...

I have a suited house and the main floor tenant with his pregnant wife moved in a week ago. He called yesterday to complain that there the basement tenant is smoking pot in the house and it has become a health issue for them. He also mentioned that the tenant is selling the drugs and he has...

Can the following items be expensed or capitalized? 1. Furnace replacement 2. Hot Water Tank replacement 3. Roof replacement

I have an investment property for sale in the desirable area of Allendale in Edmonton. Close to U of A and Southgate Mall. It is 1139 sq raised bungalow and has a 2 bedroom LEGAL basement suite approved under the City of Edmonton Cornerstone program. Both the main floor and basement suites...

Does anyone have any experience with buying Judicial Sell properties? Is it worthwhile to pursue or too much hassles?

I live in Edmonton. Last week I took my tenant to the Residential Tenancy Dispute Resolution Service (RTDRS) for failing to pay rent. The judge told me that I cannot charge late fees to tenants who don't pay the rent in time. I was surprised as I thought that one could charge late fees if...

Do you advise having a credit check done on potential tenants. If so, any recomendation on a company that does credit checks. What information do you need to collect from the tenant. How much does it cost and what is the turnaround time? Thanks

I need some advice on signing a rental lease with a tenant. Should I be going for a 1 year or 6 month lease? Or is it better to go month-to-month? I have heard that tenants have been able to break the lease and it is almost impossible to go after them.

I have read Don Campbell's book and he talks about the 10% rule for positive cash flow. i.e Annual rents must be at least 10% of the purchase price of the property. Can anyone tell how that can be achieved with the current price of real estate? I live in Edmonton.