I personally would not add in the toilet paper part. I would add it some beneficial items for my tenants such as the following Federal Emergency Benefits – https://www.tapsbc.ca/ei-federal-emergency-benefits By province -...

Thanks for response. I currently do have a US social security number, three US credit cards and a bank account (this was from a previous work VISA that I had). My credit score is about 770. My question is can I set up a US corporation and lease the house to myself? BTW - it is a full time...

I have an opportunity to be transferred from Canada to the US. As part of this, the company will subsidize my rent but not the purchase of property. The area that I am looking at has a number of new condos but the rental market is nasty. I would like to hear the pro and con of starting a US...

I use George Dube from BDO. He is in Waterloo but works across the country. Excellent knowledge. Very active with REIN.

Alrighty! Looks like IT got-er-done! Thanks @Chad9219

Well they say it is fixed. Let's see if it is. Can someone respond to this posting? Thanks Dan

I have not heard from anyone for an update.

I did not get the notification.

#erinfrancey I did not get any emails when you added your comment.

When I enter a comment into a forum, I click on the subscribe button and request email notification. I don't receive any emails informing me of responses or changes. I do get emails from info@reincanada.com so it's not a blocked site issue. Suggestions? for this posting I did select "watch...

It will be the nuns signing the lease and paying the rent. they are willing to do a 5 year lease.

I have a house in the Windsor area that I am renovating. It is across the street from a Catholic church. Three nuns approached me asking if I would be willing to rent the house to them under a long term lease. I know how to qualify regular tenants, but how do you qualify a nun? Seriously.

#Antonio Did you have any luck finding funding for you RTO? Did you claim it was for RTO?

I have never had luck telling brokers that I was looking for funding for a RTO. I did this twice and was turned down. Advise by agents at the big banks to claim they are rental properties. It is not a for sure thing that they will complete the deal.

Regarding telling the lender that this is a RTO - I typically don't tell the lender it is a RTO - for my deals, I have a separate lease agreement and APS. I send the lender the lease agreement. I did tell a lender early on that I wanted the mortgage for a RTO and they denied my application...