I will send you an email.I am not familiar with Canadian regulation for the provinces.

Here is my first one: does anyone know where I can find info on rental property investing laws in Canada, or better yet in the Province of Quebec?

Most provinces have a landlord tenant board set up by the government and they have a website that tells you what to do.

I’m currently in Fraser Heights, Surrey but have rentals in the West End and out of province (and am looking to invest in the US soon).

Multifamily Investing In Canada – Key Differences You Should UnderstandThere are several key differences between investing in Canadian large multi-family vs investing in US large multi-family which simply make the US (in general) a far more favorable environment.Rent control plays a crucial role in many parts of the Canadian rental market, and it has the following ramifications:Rents increases for existing residents are capped depending on the province, often based upon the Consumer Price Index.· Reduced rental rates due to rent control result in residents not moving, as they want to retain their discounted rent.· For units which do not turn over, above guideline rent increases may be attainable for major building repairs or substantial renovations; however, caps on those increases can lead to a reduction in renovation projects, as the ROI for those renovations is not high enough to justify the cost of renovation.

As an out-of-province investor I would love to network with other investors in the area and start building my dream team.

Plus who wants to deal with residential tenants in a tenant friendly province. 

The conservative majority government of NB just instituted rent control in their budget.  3.8% retroactive to January 1, 2022.... So any landlords that have already served notice of increase (I had respectable increas...

@Bob Prisco New Brunswick is a province that has a few cities between 50k and 100k.

My tip is to always include a location (city, province, and country) in your posts so that the Canadians see them.