But again, that's because they're so cheap to produce over there.

Public is on to that and it'll show in Nov., imo.

Go to the polls in Nov and take someone with you that feels the same.

I have been educating myself since losing an investment property to one in Nov. 2009 :cry: Waah waah.

there are some bonds and bond funds that are producing decent returns (some upwards of 10% taxable equivalent yields).

It appears Meridian produces the leads.

More recently I have developed web applications that have included loan grading systems and property management systems.My interest is in partnering with successful real estate professionals to develop new and innovative web based applications for real estate.

But because those shows are produced in Canada, and most places they show may be in Canada, too, I was wondering if any Canadian LL/tenant here can enlighten me if that is standard practice "across the border".

But I know with heat pump systems, that it's possible for the heat pump to not produce sufficient heat at times, and when that happens a back-up heating system kicks in (whether boiler or furnace, or gas or electric or oil - that depends on what fuel types are avaialble at that property).

Really, most negotations aren't, whether its real estate or buying potash producers.