Thus, it is considered a business revenue. 100% of the profits are taxed at a 19% rate here in Quebec, Canada.

I’m in Quebec city 

Hello everyone,I am situated in Montreal and looking to buy my first property.Having read several posts by other BP members in Quebec it would seem that most properties on the MLS are ill-suited for returning a profit.Does anyone have any tips/tools/tricks for finding off-market properties in the Montreal/Laval area?

Hello everyone,I have a double question for the other investors/wholesalers in Quebec.

@Matt Rogers Depends which province you live in, here in Quebec definitely not.

Based on the Quebec regulations your tenant could force you to apply to modify the lease if he does not agree to your rent increase amount.The question is what would it cost for you to hire someone to do the lawn.

Places like trois rivières, saguenay and Quebec City has some positive cash flow property,  it again, they are 80-100 years old, as the first time investor, I just don’t have the knowledge or the courage to take on those project. 

Unfortunately in Quebec you are allowed only first months rent.  

Specifically, I've been looking at Quebec for cash flow purposes but I've read landlord rights are terrible there.

These are Québec's equivalent to probate records.