Contact a hard money lender and show them both contracts. They'll charge you a few thousand dollars to borrow a few hundred thousand for a few hours while you wait for the buyer to buy it from you. Will probably be cheaper than the 3 months interest you would pay to break a conventional loan...

Interesting insight Brent - Thanks for posting.

Tenants need 3 tenancy month's s notice for termination of a month to month lease. You would issue them the termination notice then offer them a new lease at the rate you want them at. Make them re-apply if neccessary. Either way you can't get someone in there for Jan 1 unless the tenant...

Got an engineering degree - got a real job - bought condo -got my real estate license - busted my a$$ working two jobs for 3 years - opened a brokerage - busted my a$$ for 3 more years and witnessed the market skyrocket then dive bomb - impressed enough family, friends and business acquaintances...

You can get that data you just need a particularly shrewd real estate agent to get you the stats you need. The trouble is each local board reports their averages with different inclusions and this can change over time as new management of these boards are elected and new people take over...

Here is a link to the real estate act http://www.qp.alberta.ca/documents/Acts/R05.pdf You need a license to trade in real estate. Trade as it relates to property management is defined as follows: "(s.1) `property management` includes any of the following: (i) leasing or offering to...

It depends. What's in your management contract? Does it stiplulate that you have access to the managers prorietary documents? My lease is 6 pages long and has been worked over countless times and reviewed by several lawyers. I have a lot invested in it. I'm not exactly crazy about...

Here is a link to the real estate act http://www.qp.alberta.ca/documents/Acts/R05.pdf within it it says the following "(s.1) `property management` includes any of the following: (i) leasing or offering to lease real estate or negotiating or approving, or offering to negotiate or...