In a hot rental market like we’re experiencing in Toronto, understanding how landlords assess a prospective tenant is very important. Here’s a glimpse inside the mind of a landlord.
Every year the government sets a maximum rent increase percentage for the upcoming year. It's called a guideline, but you can't really colour outside the lines. Next year it’s 2.5%, but it doesn’t apply to all rental properties.
As of March 30, 2022, the Government of Ontario has increased the Non-Resident Speculation Tax on real estate from 15% to 20%, and it now applies across the entire province. Here’s what that change means.
With different zoning restrictions and by-laws around the GTA, finding multi-unit income properties in different price bands can feel like looking for a needle in a haystack. Here’s our review.
Despite the record high prices and the low inventory, now is a good time to buy income properties. Here’s a story of what has happened in the past 5 years to prove it.
There are no capital gains taxes when you sell your primary residence but income properties are a very different story. Here’s what it costs to dispose of an income property.
