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Well-written overview of domestic and global challenges that landlords and real estate investors need to prepare and keep in the back of their minds. My concern is how this ripple effect will have on tenants paying their rent if it creates a domino effect. Governments put a ban on evictions during COVID to prevent an […]

When REITs halt distributions as a result of rising interest rates, it raises concerns about what is coming down the pipe. The reliance on capital appreciation as a bailout is no longer an option. So what next?

The year-end bonuses expect to be on par with 2021, but the question is how 2023 will fare? For now, this tenant pool is stable.

According to Interac Corp., 71% of Canadians are having difficulty managing their finances. Gen Z and Millennials, especially those with incomes under $55,000. These two demographic groups dictate how our economy will form. How concerned should landlords be if it starts affecting their ability to pay the rent? More importantly, how do mitigate this risk?

According to RBC, the number of renters has increased three times the rate of homeowners over the past decade. The argument is not enough supply, more correctly affordable supply of housing. What are landlords who have higher-end rentals to do?

The BC government abolishing the rental & age restrictions in strata will add about 2300 more rental suites. The key to avoiding having bad tenants is proper tenant screening by landlords. Under this change, the strata can also evict the tenant. What are your thoughts?