If you were to go to a car race to run your car and they said no Corvettes and you wanted to race yours; do you think if you took the body off and put a stretched fiberglass Porsche body on it that you should be allowed to run it?

Under a separate scenario, if you didn't have to repay the $100k loan, how would you react differently?

It is interesting how fast the Canadian market has reacted to the 15% property tax.  

I could probably list out skills that I have, except they pertain mostly to repairing the body on cars.

A property management companies job is to be react on the landlords behalf when it comes to maintenance.  

My only experience is that I know the construction game and have made some good money from flips in easy times....this is a different time but there are a million articles in here about reacting to different markets so I plow ahead...sort of fearless at this point!

If I know I have someone who has been looking through the MLS, trims things down to 5 legitimate options (instead of asking me to show them 25 different properties), none of those may fit, but I'm probably more interested in getting to know you and seeing how you react to what we look at so I know the right ones for you as they come up later.

This is a business though, so I would just explain to them you are considering raising the rent close to market value and see how they react.

Is it a free for all or is there another governing body / document that would apply?

Curious how your tenants / prospects reacted?