To Incorporate or Not To?
This article discusses if you should own a rental property as an incorporation or own it under personal name.
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This article discusses if you should own a rental property as an incorporation or own it under personal name.
To Incorporate or Not To? Read More »
How to Avoid Real Estate Fraud? The first thing to be able to prevent or avoid real estate fraud is to understand how they happened. Just like learning about cyberattack or home safety. Educating yourself is key. Real Estate Frauds are Real In a recent stories on Globe and Mail, there are home owners who
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When investing in commercial real estate, it’s important to consider the following factors: Location Look for properties in areas with a strong economy and good transportation access. Depending on the types of commercial real estate, the locations might be different and your target tenants will be different as well. You have to select the locations
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https://youtu.be/gEu5AOjfUHU Understanding Commercial Rent Commercial rent is calculated quite differently than residential rent. There are some basics about commercial rents that we must know. Commercial Rent Basic Terminlogies Base Rent TMI – Property Tax, Maintenance and Insurance Gross Rent HST How to Calculate Commercial Rent? The base rent, sometimes called net rent, is the
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Are you sick of the LTB? If so, maybe you should explore being a commercial landlord. Commercial Tenancies Act is a law for commercial tenancies only. Does not apply to residential tenants and landlords. The Ontario’s Commercial Tenancies Act describes the relationship, rights and obligations between commercials tenants and landlords. Strongly recommend you obtain legal
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You can potentially increase the chances of selling your property in a downturn by utilizing a vendor take-back mortgage (VTB). But what exactly is a VTB? It occurs when a seller extends a mortgage to the buyer for a portion of the sale price, essentially acting as the lender. Example Here’s an example to help
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