{In NB, the Rentlasman is fairly equitable in its enforcement}.However if a landlord or tenant is merely serving a Notice of Termination coinciding with the end of a term lease or end of a lease period (as opposed to Termination with Cause), the wording of the act (which is very similar to the wording of the RTA in other provinces) does not appear to require the server of the notice - either landlord or tenant - to provide a reason for not renewing the tenancy.

In most cases the price is the same for the policy holder, and it is another line of defense for you.

Which gets me to thinking.....all you rich and successful people out there on the forum (especially the ones selling training on how to be rich and successful) - surely you can beat my mere $250 donation...can't you?

A person working full-time all year at the federal minimum wage makes a mere $15k a year.

I wish I had the mileage you all do in investing so I would be a bit more familiar with the benefits of such a group and what the needs are but, at this time, I am merely a casual pedestrian who pitched an idea to those more worthy of making it come to light.

Irrespective of whether you merely buy the property subject-to this loan or WRAP all or some of the sellers equity around this old loan, you'll want to know the terms of the loan encumber your new property.

My bad on that one.On market CAP rates, I'm merely playing devil's advocate.  

Sam, I thought Dawn was talking about a self-directed Solo 401k, i.e. one where she wants to use funds to invest directly in real estate, for example (not merely through Wall Street products).

and a few more {search the threads here on BP for student housing or student rentals}.We see ourselves as a services company (working towards being a lifestyles company) and not merely a landlord.  

A policy holder can safely take loans amounting to 8% per year.