Sure Greg to answer your questions a few things immediately come to mind where this might come into play: Persistent late payment Owner wanting to take occupancy of suite (mother, relative, sale and property becomes fully occupied) Material renovations Damages to renter if the unit becomes...

Greg: I appreciate you want to protect others but you are regularly posting inaccurate information. 3) Is outright incorrect - it depends on the situation

I do not think your rent to purchase price is possible in Calgary Try Brett @ http://www.redlinerealestate.ca/ to discuss possible options

Unfortunately the best answer is "it depends" It will depend on what you need to do with it, what local in branch access you require, and what promotions are being run at that time. Generally, but not always, smaller providers (certain credit unions, ING type accounts) will provide for...

Unfortunately the best answer is "it depends" It will depend on what you need to do with it, what local in branch access you require, and what promotions are being run at that time. Generally, but not always, smaller providers (certain credit unions, ING type accounts) will provide for...

Hi Brian I'm involved in rental properties in KW. You can reach me through my website below.

How big is big lots What is the minimum and up to what purchase price are you looking for

Try joining REIN

Good video Mat I especially appreciated the elimination of swearing in this one

Hi Patrick The other forums post says you lost your job because of your postings. Please let us know what happened. Thank you

Thomas: Please explain why you aren't taking this question to an accountant that specializes in this?

I support Mat's post

If you invest in Barrie, I do not see how I cannot make money off of you. I recommend you invest in Waterloo.

Greg: You should take Bruce's post to heart. I'm sure you both want the best for all people. The reality is your regularly posting cautionary posts - which are good, as do I - but are often mixing in a negative bias and incorrect statements about renting in Ontario. The system though...

A few thoughts: Talk with your insurer first. They might not cover you, or your cost might be materially higher. Check to ensure legal compliance - zoning, fire, electrical issues might all be in play. Be prepared for more: wear and tear, bailing mid lease, interpersonal issues, property...

A good lease will cost you money to purchase through an association, it is money well spent You should then review in detail and add a schedule to serve your particular property needs

Good tips Edit the preamble for a more inclusive video

How about you start donating more than $250 per transaction before you start publicly congratulating yourself and throwing stones at others and spamming multiple forums

Thanks Brad

I second Don's above post