All Forum Posts by: Kyle Johnson

Ontario is already one of the worst provinces to be a landlord, I can only imagine during a lockdown..  if you really need them out and can't hold through, the only way might be grey area methods in this situation. 

Wow a lot of projects on the go, I'm not afraid of hard work as it usually offers much better returns, only exception being Amazon as I probably would've made more just investing in the stock in 2013 compared to selling on the platform! 

The property I have my eye on is 1910 , something about 100+ years just scares me.. 

Thanks for the info Sara 

Hello all, I've probably read 1000 pages and listened to 150 podcasts on here.  

I usually just read but I feel it's time for me to reach out,  I currently run an Amazon business full time and while it is successful it still feels like a glorified high paying job.   I am hoping to eventually turn this active income into more passive income or at least diversify a bit.   

I'm currently in Barrie and looking at areas north and far east of me, being new I still have lots of questions but two have been bugging me the most and I would appreciate any input greatly.  

For multi family in Canada is their a house age range you would not touch or has a lot of headaches? I notice some listings that seem like perfect deals and are over the 1% rule even on the MLS but are a bit older properties 1900-1930.

Structurally which multi family would stand up the test of time the best with the least issues, brick, wood, concrete etc. ?

I'm also interested in any local RE meetups, thanks in advance.