Then put a owner of the ranch on the lease otherwise it may be difficult to collect in the future. You do not want to be chasing a corporation for back rent and damages.
Thanks Greg, VERY good point. It's quite a substantial ranch yet as professionals, they should also understand personal and corporate liabilities. Thanks again.
PS: you wanna chat with my oldest sister and bro-in law and show them why investing in Calgary real estate in a good idea. You know how family can respond. She's been a nurse at Kingston general for 30+, he's retired from Bell 30+ years and rehired as a contractor and also built a subdivision in Verona.