So I am looking for a single family home w/ basement suite(live in the suite, rent the main part of the house).Right now in BC the housing market is at an all time high and many people are saying it is not the time to buy.

Keep your equity level low and you will not attract law suites.

I would like to move my medical practice business (LLC) into a suite of a commercial building (different LLC).

If so, would you be better off doing a build to suit with a long term tenant?

I have a great insurance guy who is direct to over 40 national insurers, which means he is writing the policy to suit your unique needs. please PM for his contact.

This is my go-to for these types of agreements:John FigolRoss ∙ Rumbell Professional Corporation8 King Street East Suite 300Toronto Ontario M5C 1B5www.rossrumbell.com

Which is funny because when we signed the termination last week, he came out of the house without his hazmat suit and the neighbor also told me he was in the house all day without the suit moving furniture into the detached garage. 

do you think it mite be easier building a small granny in law suite with a desperate entrance?

me and my sweetheart have enough for the down payment on a duplex. we want to save to install a granny in law suite in the attic. just a studio unless the numbers make sense for more of course. from what I researched it can run me 32k to 65k on the cheaper side if I can use unused space.our goal with it is to build the studio then live in the studio while househacking and renting the large units then when we save up for the next duplex do the sameAnd just rent out the studio for 5 600 after wardsturning the propertys into suido triplexes.any problems I may run Into trying to do this?

A build to suit exchange?