I had a place once where a family was lined up, I hadn't met the wife as she lived in another province and the point of them renting a home was so the family could live together (they guy moved for work and was living in his boss' basement). 

Each province has their own system.

We live out of province but visit often with family on the island.

Hello,I know that Canadians are a minority on the forum (and that our little province would make up only a very small percentage of those members), but I am looking to connect and expand my network with other investors and industry professionals here in Prince Edward Island.I am an investor as well as a mortgage broker located here in Charlottetown PEI, and would be happy to meet other like minded people here in the province.

Mark:That is not universal across Canada; provinces each have their own governance on rent increases.

I am also a licensed mortgage associate in the province of New Brunswick that specializes in assisting Canadian real estate investors.

The landlord is willing to accept post dated checks, therefore, i am not sure why the bank info would be required.The landlord also asked for a deposit and pieces of ID.Location: province of quebecThanks,Chris

Where I have some of my rentals, the province (which is tenant friendly) has it as a requirement on the move out list.

@Paul SandhuI’m not sure what your comment is meant to insinuate, but there are multiple locations around the province that I live in that provide similar types of experiences and generate excellent gross revenue.

Rent Control versus market-based rental provinces.