Looking for experienced realtor and PM companies in the Port Huron area.

I'm in the offer stage of a commercial property after selling all my residential property this year. I'm looking at a short term rental commercial property and wondering what conditions would be applicable to the business purchase? I understand the property itself and feel confident in the...

Recently sold all my residential properties and looking at my first commercial with 6ish units. My only experience is with the residential house/duplex type and wondering if there are any watch outs or significant differences when stepping into the commercial side oo a small building. Looking...

I recently sold all my properties and came across one I couldn't pass up to purchase in the process. Although the time to sell was good with the market, I will be paying the price at tax time taking the $ as income. I am in the highest tax bracket already so I will eat this one but, wondering...

Selling my properties in Ontario and wondering if there is any way to defer paying capital gains if I purchase more property worth equal or greater value than what I sell? Any suggestions as I'm in a high tax bracket.

Just wondering if anyone can recommend an insurance company. I seem to be paying quite a bit more than others and am loooking to bring my costs down. It seems like most people I talk to seem to be paying 700ish while i'm paying more like 1500. I live in Sarnia, Ontario.

I'm looking at my first JV and am looking for some expertise on how to structure it. I own a few duplexes and my partner a triplex, and we are looking at a fourplex together. It will be the two of us and our wives also going in. What are the advantages/disadvantages of the different ways to...

I'm looking at a triplex in Ontario and am told that you can get a fire certificate without an electrical inspection. This is what I was sent. "In terms of the fire certificate, he says with a duplex an electrical certificate is required before the fire certificate. With triplex, an...

I'm currently looking at a triplex for sale for 199K. They purchased it 1 year ago for 156,500 and have done nothing to improve the property. The gross monthly income is $2260. They have listed expenses totalling $632. (heat-86, water-80, water heater rental-27, taxes-211, insurance-178 and...

Just wondering at what point does owning rental properties become profitable from a monthly cashflow standpoint. When analyzing properties are investors looking at fully mortgaging a property (100%) from a numbers standpoint or are they figuring that any cashflow is a return on their...