So she has now sent me a demand letter for $3000.00 for alleged violation of the Eviction moratorium and numerous other codes. 

And if that is indeed what happened (emphasis: this is 100% speculation on my part, based on the limited, inaccurate, and incomplete, facts at hand), then her discrimination allegation could/should/would be directed at her employer and/or through her union.

Allegedly, Vancouver Island - Nanaimo, Parksville and Qualicum are good markets in terms of affordability and rental return.

Originally posted by @Joseph Harris III:@Derek Smith Since they haven't moved in and they have an extenuating circumstance, I would give them everything back because I believe that is the right thing to do.With all due respect, they have an 'alleged' extenuating circumstance.

Your propsoed $210 buy price for investor is 87.5% of the alleged value of $240k10% may be a decent amount of equity for a newbie investor that doesn't know any better.Also, you may want to run your offering through one of the BiggerPockets rental calculators to determing ROI, Cash-on-Cas, etc. 

However, we believe he is alleging that we bought the property "as is" and therefore, that we assume all costs to fix the property despite the source of the damage stemming from his unit.

She has now filed a complaint with the Division of Real Estate alleging false advertising because she is now the manager of the building, not HoltonWise.🤣 Can't make this stuff up dude.

The tenant had just renewed to stay for another year and alleging had a history of paying on time etc.

If he's the alleged problem person, it seems easiest to have him just leave voluntarily. 

I had an alleged slip-and-fall at one of my cabins a few years ago, with a broken leg.