Quote from @Elvin Nova: @Mathieu LaquerreThree things I consider when choosing a CRM for myself was...How well does it integrate with other technologies I’m using.

this business takes elbow grease.so I hired a person to go into every county courthouse from the CA Oregon border to just south of Tacoma Washington on the Western side of the Cascade moutains and on the East side of the coast range.. and area probably bigger than the state of New Jersey.. in the courthouse they had great Arial Photogs  ( pre google days) that over laid onto plat maps all right there at the counter... he then built a data base took about 1 year of every land owner with 10 acres or more that was not corporate owned that had visible timber.. we then reserve directoried them.. that's how you find telephone numbers.. and since there were no VA's we hired telemarketers to come into our office 2 times a week and start calling..

Hey all, I'm in NoVa and have been for 30yrs.

Specifically, shoulder season this year (Mar-May) seems be lower than 2021 … so it will be interesting to see how summer performs vs the pandemic years.

I am interested in investing in some properties in the NoVa area (specifically Stafford or Arlington but open to anywhere in the region I can be successful).

They have a full online option and in class courses all over the NOVA region.  

We are looking to sell our place this year in March-April and look for a place out east in the late spring or early summer (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, maybe PEI). 

I thought, nobody could be that stupid.I was just out walking the shore of Nova Scotia here and walked past a used car dealership.

Dogs might chew on things; claws that will mar woodwork; get sick and have accidents.  

In our limited experience in Manitoba (inherited property), the tenancy act is more balanced than in provinces such as Ontario and Nova Scotia.A few things to note in particular:In Manitoba leases do not necessarily renew or convert to a periodic monthly lease on termination of lease period.