They were missing parcels too. The

The HA pays the difference up to the max rents they allow.I think all you need to do is make an appt to go into the Housing Authority and tell them you want to start charging the max payment standard for your units, and find out how to go about your new contract with the housing authority, and you probably have to give new rental agreements to the tenants, too.  The

Read the contract with a fine tooth comb for all of the other fees you will encounter.Saying any city (and there are few) in "Northern BC" isn't remote, is kind of funny in my opinion.But, I hope you get rich on your Prince George investments.  

The simplest advice I can give you, is to read their contract with a fine-toothed comb.  

Discounting the rent says one of too things, either you were despirate or your property was over priced.

Google everything (numbers, names, email on person, addresses, places of employment) Check credit, income and rental history with a fine tooth comb.

@Ben WilkinsThat's a good approach too. The

If you screw something up under his license, he gets in trouble too.  The

Because whether you use one of the above descriptions or you prefer to say the tooth fairy puts it under your pillow because you understand it even less than I do, YOU'RE SAVING INTEREST BY PAYING EARLY.

Go over the contract with a fine-tooth comb, and strike clauses that don't sound right.