i'm noticing that many properties in my area (sherbrooke quebec) have infiltration. is this something to be concerned about?

Hello, i was wondering if there is anyone knowledgeable about the differences between buildings built at different time periods in quebec (and rest of canada, for that matter). for example, what problems should i be looking out for in a building constructed around 1900, vs a building constructed in the 50's or 60's?

thanks Huong...by the way are there any problems associated with being too close to the street (should be 15 meters from center of road in quebec, i think). problems other than legal things associated to zoning...e.g. is it bad for the building or tenants in any way, etc.?

I have an office next to one of the largest real estate agency's in Quebec (independent) and see the struggles they go through daily.

Note sellers declarations do not disclose this information and it is very common for a home inspector not to know, where I am from (Quebec.)2.

Got 3k saved up looking to dump it into real estate. Been studying the basics and i decided to pull the trigger after all.Any investors making profit with lease option in QC/ON area? What contracts do you use? What te...

(If province specific, Quebec?)

Hello fellow Canadians,Hope y’all keeping safe. Wanted to introduce myself here on our beloved BP after hearing today’s BP RE podcast. Thanks to DG and BT. Grew up in Vancouver and worked for Concord right before the ...

Our condo is in Quebec a weird province with civil law where you have a notary who is on buyer side.. what pisses me off is that our agent who will profit highly from this screwing us over like this.. 

I'm looking for 40+ unit/ 7 cap/ value add Multifamily in Ontario or Quebec.