Hello everyone, I am Canadian, residing outside Canada and willing to invest in the Canadian market (probably Quebec to start with) with my partners. 

Hello BP Nation,I'm Max and am from Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Me and my fiance were thinking about either farm venue or agency hire and decided to contact the https://bstars.eu/ agency (we're going to organise the celebration in Quebec).

All replies are greatly appreciated BP :)PS: My property is in Montreal, Quebec Canada... tenant laws are great, landlord laws not so much

In my case, i'm in the Montreal, Quebec area or the province of Quebec in Canada.In my market, it's practically impossible to find something that is less than 14-16x annual revenue, which seems ridiculous to me.

Hello fellow Canadian investors, I am about to close on my first flip in Laval, Quebec and was wondering if any of you had suggestions for finding a decent insurance company that will provide insurance for a vacant property while it is being renovated.

I don't know the estate laws in Quebec.

Taking this year to accumulate my knowledge (with books, podcasts, this forum...) and also increase my investing funds.After doing a bit of research, the province of Quebec offers some good pricing.

@Wayne McBain if you’re looking in Quebec province, there a school tax which is separate from the regular property tax so you’d want to add that too. 

where can I search for Rent in the neighbourhood hood and what is capex im French sorryHere is the property link; i don't know if I’m allowed but whateverhttp://www.royallepage.ca/fr/property/quebec/hull-...It was sold before and the other person didn’t pass for the loan or something, the owner accepted 365 000$They have done 30 000$ Reno and have a insurance claim of 20 000$ for (bric de plomberie) so you have a brand new apartment on 2 levels.Roof is clean as been done 8 years ago but need to be look at when I go Sunday.The siding is rough and the agent said it would need new windows.