@Anastasia Kristina I found a few markets in Ontario and Quebec that have great cash flow, good and constant increases in property value while being stable markets (low vacancy, high rent to purchase ratios, above average population growth).I like Outaouais, Laurentides, Lanaudieres, Estrie and certain pockets of Montreal in Quebec.

They are limiting the comp area to west of Quebec and north of I-70 and just to get 4 they have to go back a year.

In Quebec, there are several tools available for investors to review liens/transactions on a property/transactions (Index des Immeubles) as well as owner and tax information (Role d'Evaluation) .

I am not familiar with Quebec market, but the more experience I gain as a landlord in Ontario, and the more I learn, I feel like I see opportunity everywhere.

Hey all, Just wanted to chip in from Quebec, over here the market definetly seems cheaper than Vancouver or the prairies. 

If you have questions, I'll be glad to answer them.My name is Chad and I'm from Québec.

You might want to check clubimmobilier.ca if you're interested in investing in Quebec.

As I'm learning from a lot of sources, I started looking in my area (Quebec, Canada) for future properties to invest in.

Tied with Quebec Thomas?

I'm a new real estate investor still looking to close that first dealI was wondering if there are any more seasoned investors in or near Montreal that would be interested in having a lunch or coffee or anything to just share some experiences and just talk in generalI will come to you without hesitation but would preferably not want to exceed a 200 km area around Montreal - which is about the distance to Ottawa or Quebec cityThank you!