Hi AllI'm new to this forum and trying to get some information about short term rental market in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec.Plan is to buy a land within 30 minutes from Mont-Tremblant ski resort and build a high end contemporary two bedroom cottage to rent it short term on platforms such as Airbnb.I'm not from Canada and never been to Montreal, I'll travel to Montreal end of this month to choose a land.I did my research, had a look at lands on realtor.com and I found big variation in prices (acre from 40k to 1 million), were obviously lake front, those where short term rental allowed and lands closer to the ski resort are the expensive ones but I think there're other justifications for the big variation in price which I'm not aware of. 

Sorry but that's pretty shady in my book....In my opinion....and likely in most tenants minds...... is that the market is reassessed once a year and rent increased on an annual basis....not 2-3x a year.And the opinion that "well you are an adult and signed the agreement" is not justification to screw people.

@Olukemi Owoseni the only justification you need for eviction is the rent.

I see no justification for doubling her money (the neighborhood has not changed either.)She wants to close shop (it's practically empty and she has already retired for all intents and purposes.)

My other and final justification for this theory where essentially, this is the borrower's fault and the loan matured.

These are things, which are important in my experience:- ask for references (3 tenants, 3 owners - call 2 of each and ask them about the property manager, not just if he is good, but more if he always get repairs done fast and well, if he is doing repairs too often and if they cost too much, how long it took for renting the place out etc.)- ask for minimum trip charges (in one company I found out that there is minimum $70 trip charge - so even if they spent 10 minutes in the property, I will pay at least $80)- ask if the fees are paid also when the property isn't rented (that's not very good)- ask about their advertising techniques (sometimes it's overpaid for what you get, and better you can advertise by yourself on craigslist or something)- ask if they handle eviction for you and how much they chargeThat's all I can think of now.

what are the current problems with the house.as for reselling at 50% higher or your purchase price, you will have to be cautious that if you have financing on table you will have a tough situation as justification as for the 50% mark up

It is quite fortunate for you that your SO needed convincing because the gurus are quite persuasive and had you not been looking for justification you would probably be shelling out loads of cash on the up-sales.Now that you're here, you know better and are well on your way.

If we think about it, his only justification from the 40% increase from his original bid (at which point he already had the plans and specs) was the $8500 windows.

The justification is that the apartment building tenants are taking less care than the SFR and smaller multi-family.On the other hand I did try getting financing for an appartment slightly smaller than yours and several local banks were OK providing financing for it but after they checked the property they backed out.