Also as per Ontario provincial rules, only the "liveable" space (ie heated and insulated as per Ontario guidelines) should be included in the sqft of the home.

Are you allowed under your provincial landlord tenant regulations to raise a tenants rent by any amount you choose.

This allows us the opportunity to file a claim at a later (though we have never had to do this).Here we also collect a security deposit that is the equivalent of one months rent (the limit under the law), which is remitted to the Provincial Rentalsmans office.

It's not a market we are pursuing at the moment  - we do lower end, furnished aimed at international students - but I do know a couple of local investors who have units which are rented out to MLAs (Fredericton, being the provincial capital) or visiting business persons here on short term (i.e. several weeks or months) assignments.  

Here the provincial association of apartment owners has negotiated discounts on home heating oil; insurance; tenant & credit verification services and with a few other regional suppliers.

There are a few federal and provincial programs to help with the cost of renovations if your property qualifies.You could also likely find something a bit bigger, and renovate as you save the money to do so.

Need your comments.Along with this, I would also like to know the advantages of incorporating in Canada incorporation over the provincial incorporation.I hope the business experts here can definitely help me in this.Waiting for the answers to these two questions.Your replies will be highly appreciated.Thanks in advance

We sanded and re-stained our floors and used Minwax 'Provincial'...We were torn whether to go with a light stain or a dark stain, so we met in the middle...

Here are the factors:Passive Factors:1.Mortgage Interest Rates2.Average Incomes (increasing)3.Migration (in to an area)4.Ripple Affect (surrounding areas)5.Political Climate (local, regional, provincial) 6.Transportation Expansion7.Areas in Transition (gentrification)Once I determine the market (forest) then I look for people such as yourself you help me find the properties (trees). 

@Jeremiah Lopez Here, like I imagine in most jurisdictions, we have a "standard" purchase agreement developed by the provincial real estate associate and blessed by the authorities.