All Forum Posts by: Chris Baxter

@Jonathan Fontaine the Moncton market, like many in Canada, has seen a cap rate compression. This has been great for appreciation, but creates a cash flow challenge for buyers. If you are seriously interested in a market, you need to go there and find areas that work for you. There is no 'best location' as your criteria will be different than mine.  While you are there, you can build your team (PM, realtor(s), lawyer, etc.) and set yourself up for future success.  Good luck!

@Jonathan Fontaine  you'll need to be more specific with your question. I've had both appreciation (forced and market) and cash flow in Moncton.  

@Aria Sheikhtaheri welcome to the Canadian forums... Thanks for sharing your background and high-level goals.

@Sean Dezoysa  just so you are aware, you made this post in the Canadian forum... you might have better success posting in OH forum

@Jefferson Mondragon  I see that you are super eager to get started and take action... Congrats!  You've posted three really basic questions this afternoon, though.  I would recommend that you start by populating your profile, share your goals, and then come back with specific targeted questions and you'll be sure to get excellent answers. My short answer to your question as written.... It depends....

@Jefferson Mondragon welcome to BP! Why do you want to invest? What are your long term goals? What is your skill set? These are all relevant to picking a path in REI...

@Adam Fortier  https://tribunalsontario.ca/lt...

I second @Jeremy Heaman's recommendation for Lawdepot.ca . While some jurisdictions have forms that must be used, I no't believe this is the case in AB

@Mike Jakuszewski  the BP calculator is available to all BP members:

The Landlord's Cash Flow Analyzer is a paid application that allows a far more detailed analysis 

@Adam Fortier welcome to BP.  What forms are you referring to, and what province are you in?  Each province has its own form requirements and procedures that need to be followed.

I personally never have contact with tenants; that's my PM's job.