Just a nice steady long uptrend over the last 12 years.

Train your tenants to be patient, but keep them in the loop about the progress of their requests.  

Glad to know the move-out progressed well and the tenant was cooperative.

I will post pictures from my progress.

I watch all of the property type that I'm interested in go by on Realtor.ca and it gives me an impression of what to expect.Reports are by definition about the past, not the future, so you can't look at historical gains to know expected gains.My crystal ball tells me that London will continue on a steady and stable unimpressive climb, and a Toronto bubble burst can't really hurt us too badly if we're already cash flowing well.

I have 14 months to achieve that.Owner 200+ units.Manger 1,000+ units.Some newer goals that I would like to accomplish in the next year areHolton-Wise to do 30 million in sales in 2016.Employ 100 Real Estate Agents.Open a 2nd Holton-Wise office.I will provide a progress update once I hit 25,000 posts.

It's an arms length transaction, which is mandatory, since he works on the notes and keeps me informed on their progress and I don't touch any portion of the money or work on the notes which would make it a prohibited transaction.

Here's a county document on the proposed changes: http://www.snohomishcountywa.gov/DocumentCenter/Vi...I haven't followed this county council legislation progress closely, so I don't know when it will finally pass.

The smart money is exiting or staying steady with these REITs, but not putting good money after it.I would say this may suggest a few things about the broader real-estate market.

When the market rises again they stick to their preset amount.This way you have a steady plan but capitalize on the down turns.4 to 5 years ago someone could buy a multifamily at a 9 or 10 cap and do nothing to it and lets rent growth and cap rate compression create the yield.These days it's all about buying value add to create the high cap for equity after stabilizing or doing new development where you cap rate to cost is high once built out.