(You can read more about that here: https://help.zillowrentalmanager.com/hc/en-us/articles/360040589753.)So to me it just wouldn't make a lot of sense for them to start charging in states they hadn't even begun to charge in yet.  

If you have a 30-year-fixed on the property that has been sold into the secondary market, it is almost certainly a "covered dwelling." https://opinions.arcourts.gov/ark/supremecourt/en/470061/1/document.do

https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/finance-and-investing/covid19-cecra-small-business

If you want to know how it would affect your portfolio, you can check berekenhet: https://www.berekenhet.nl/sparen-en-beleggen/voorstel-hervorming-box-3-2022.html.

New Brunswick has an affordable housing program, and I've analyzed properties where some/al of the units are subsidized:  https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/social_development/promos/affordable_housing.html.  

But thanks for the information, my parents will be glad to help, as they recommended that I do this.DavidLinks:http://www.bordeauxbeyond.co.uk/en/property-for-sale/-/-/14860/bordeaux/4-bed-house-bordeaux/aquitaine-gironde-bordeauxhttp://www.bordeauxbeyond.co.uk/en/chateaux-and-vineyards/property-for-sale/-/-/13914/near-saint-emilion/chateau-from-xiv-century/gironde

That's right  free the and never filed he ejectment until two years later won the ejectment and en lists he house and the mortgagee believe it or not appealed and the court here granted that in this time period I contracted to purchase the home: I hired a Pi to determine who was in the house to find out if it was.

My primary job is an hour drive so I have started listening to the podcasts en route.

It's a 5br, 2.5 bath. 2180sf SFR home.The seller is asking for $460K and is firm on this.this seems to be in line with low-en comps from the area, but then I see that average prices in the area are $485k.

Any chance you could open the upper rooms up & add a small en-suite full bath ??