., eats into your returns, likely to learn less)Typical services they provide (e.g., tenant search, property management) Typical costs (e.g., flat fee, percentage of rents)Things to look for when looking for a reputable firm (e.g., performance of their portfolio, customer testimonials, first impressions, integrity, etc.)

Many years ago, I lived in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu and when visiting friends in Brossard and Saint-Hubert we would occasionally eat on a terrasse in St-Lambert which I believe was owned by a Constantopoulos family.

However, he is worried (naturally) about eating a huge capital gains tax and therefore although he would like to sell 3-5 he is currently more inclined to sell 1-2.A bit more info on this scenario:Landlord is interested in selling us properties A & B that have each been in his portfolio for 15+ years.

They usually charge a flat fee for this, so that obviously eats up some of your profit but is necessary if you have/need to close that way.

I think instead of going and renting a space we could see if someone would " hold" a space we could use knowing that we will being people to eat/drink.

That month vacancy eats up your $100 rent increase pretty fast.

., and it's always wise not to put all your eggs in one basket!

And eat into buildable sq. ft..

They are well behaved, great with kids, bark at strangers...but sometimes they get bored and decide they want to eat all the shrubs or lawn furniture or the kid's slide or the fence or the siding- or try to dig a hole to China.

It has been that way for a couple years at least because of all the hedge funds and big boy investors eating everything up.The only way your Realtor is going to find you a property is he she/he is stalking the MLS like crazy and can snag properties within hours of them being posted.