Greater returns is the primary reason investors take on c/d class properties but it is a specialised market that requires a separate skill set.

2) In terms of finding a good real estate agent, you need to choose the commune first as most agents I've talked to are specialised in certain territories (communes). 3) Airbnb works quite fine in Brussels, there's even a service to manage your property from promoting to reception of guests, cleaning etc.

Jessica, there are investors out there who specialise in timberland.

She has operated for years in the Barrie area and is one of the best paralegals specialising in evictions.Before you invest memorise the RTA and attend a few LTB hearings to get a feel for the injustice system.

It is a knish market best left to landlords that specialise in welfare tenants.

It is NOT easy to aquire a service dog as they require extensive and very expensive amounts of training.ESAs can be various species and do not require any specialised training.

Because that is far more likely to happen.There are institutions (and no I don't mean payday lenders) that specialise in working with people with low credit scores because there is money to be made.

Kris Pederson mortgages based up in Auckland seems to be doing a lot of investor specialisation recently otherwise we have Roger Swift at EnableMe down here in Dunedin who goes a bit further than just the finance and looks at your whole financial plan to help you.From the deposit point of view, I don't know if there is much new build in Wellington at the moment but it may be an option if the finance works to look at that as new builds can be down to 20% deposit under the current rules.

@Victoria Winters I previously worked with a group that specialised in hotels at the higher end of the market where it is all about branding and bringing in the right clients.