I have heard the Toronto has been accustomed to using escalation clauses, and I'm keen on using one for my next offer, however neither real estate agent I have spoken to has ever even heard of an escalation clause.Anyone know if they are valid in Quebec?

@Leanne ZengThere is a guy from Quebec.

I'm quite familiar with the math (especially for Canadian mortgages) as I'm nearly complete my courses to be an agent in Quebec.

Hi @Connor Kelly,This may not be your market but for investors out in #Quebec province, there are two comp ressources - JLR Solution Foncièreshttps://solutions.jlr.ca/fr/fonctionnalites- Du Proprio Comparableshttps://catalogue.duproprio.com/register#/Thanks,

New here and did a search for Canada I'm in Quebec.

Hello Julie,I'm a mortgage specialist located in Quebec.

Because I saw post that Quebec province favors tenant more than property owner regarding asking the current tenant for increase rent and moving out.

numbers for quebec especially, around montreal/sherbrooke area i'm most interested in.thanks!

Hey everyone ,Im a businessman from England and I have moved my life overseas to Canada , Bromont, Quebec to be exact.

I would love to know if theres other website to look other than land registrer of Quebec or JLR?