on a side note, I found it strange that some insurance companies require you to have your primary residence insured with them in order to be eligible for landlord insurance. 

I got a response where some people are saying they make $150 after all expenses and that just seems strange to me.  

It sounds strange but two $175,000 homes will rent better here than one $350,000 home.  

For some reason the first mortgage is not showing at all on the quiet title suit which is strange (I'm not sure what happened to it....but I appear to be in a first position now??).

sounds strange.....if they don't have a lease, tell them at your next visit, that they are now considered MTM and this notice will be considered a thirty day notice of non renewal.

Strangely enough, the unlicensed guy is NOT more cost competitive than the licensed, vetted contractors.

If it had to be done, Dave was a phone-call away.As strange as it may sound, managing my own property and being the landlord did have its benefits: the primary one was control.

You see some strange stuff in the recycling bins.

Maybe some strange COVID related situation will allow it.

You should be careful getting legal advice from strange novices on the internet.That said, a quick search of Google shows that Newfoundland Canada requires a 90 day notice of rent increase.