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.
Commercial real estate has some significant differences from residential real estate. If you’re thinking about taking the dive into investing in this type of property, let’s review some crucial things to know.
