Hi everyone,I am located in Canada (Quebec) and on the verge of managing a rental property of 3 units.

Hello,I'm very interested in a piece of land that's come up for sale not far from Quebec City.

Hey everyoneI am in the process of purchasing a 4 plex in the Montreal area and would like some information. We are looking to put down 10% as a down payment and have my partner occupy one of the units. In order to be...

I’m 19 years old, saved up enough capital for down payment my credit is good.Looking to buy my first rental apartment in Montreal, Canada where I live.Any golden nuggets for a first buy? looking to connect with invest...

Hello, any investor around Quebec City ?

(And yes, I know how to generate motivated sellers).Very active in the English CIIQ (Club d'investisseurs immobilier Quebec).Now it's your turn: Who are you?

Question: I am an Ontario resident and looking to invest in Quebec.

Any Investors in Quebec Area using this strategy ?

Good news for you, NB has a fairly balanced Landlord - Tenant regulatory environment; particularly in comparison to jurisdictions such as Nova Scotia, Québec or Ontario.

Hi all, i just purchased a duplex in Sherbrooke Quebec. there are currently two tenants in the building, one on each floor. before signing, i received written agreement from one of the tenants that they would leave once their lease expires. my plan is to move into where they are currently staying and keep the other tenant, or if the second tenant also leaves, find another tenant. but i definitely want the tenant who agreed to leave out, because they are dirty and late on their rent.i'm just wondering, is the written notice that they gave enough to force them out if they decide later that they change their mind and wish to remain?