The down payment is based off the total adjusted acquisition cost – the purchase price plus the cost of renovations.

You’ll have to adjust my US numbers to figure out how it works in Canada.

Here are my steps: 1) Check market rent.2) Adjust current rent based on market rent.

There are many investments available to folks as we know and returns are adjusted for risk 95% of the time.. lastly of course these investors have every right to file complaints if they feel they were wronged and based on these threads I believe that has already occurred so anything I post or anyone else is not going to stop the process of complaints that have been lodged.

But if you risk adjust the returns it is a poor investment.  

High occupancy rates can indicate a profitable rental market.Seasonality: Analyze seasonal trends to understand peak times and adjust your pricing strategy accordingly.3.

Based on the quality of the video, their ability to adjust based on our request and overall communication styles we picked 2.

It also gives you the leverage to adjust your rate by putting more money down.

I know if they lose their job, they will notify the housing authority and then the housing authority will adjust accordingly and pay all the rent.Like I said there is plenty of info right here on BP about how/why to rent to tenants on Setion 8, and this was before Covid.I have rentals in Contra Costa County and Alameda County and for years have only placed Section 8 tenants in those rentals because I know how tenants can abuse the system in a tenant friendly area.

If they are not changing their personal lifestyles to adjust to this, not communicating, doing new deals leaving old ones to wither then you know what your dealing with the goal ( human nature i guess) is to keep lifestyle intact at all costs.