They would most likely be best suited to answer your question.There are opportunities to write off a vehicle is one is purchased.

Also, I like Esquimalt, Gordon Head and Langford for possible rentals because they are some of the areas that generally permit garden suites and multi-unit conversions. 

Is one more suited to do part time than another one would? 

@Jack PerfettI work for a General Contractor and in my opinion it is primarily based of consistency rather then price there are different scales of construction to suit the needs of investors.

We are planning on an fha loan taking advantage of the 3.5% down payment but are curious if there any other finance options that may better suit our goals.

Cash for keys has been offered and tenant is refusing that too -- we're all hypothesizing there is some sort of non-traditional tenant/landlord relationship that has been had but the seller isn't giving details.The home is owned outright and the tenant has been served notice of suit for dispossesory by the courts.

you can potentially run into very sticky situations with disclosures were you to sell that place We’re you to call the board of contractors and tell them about the situation, he would most likely be dead meat.. they would most likely decide he absolutely did not perform in a workman like manner, and if it progressed to legal suit, the judge would see his board found him guilty of wrong doing and rule in your favor That being said....

I mow my own grass and maintain my swimming pool because I enjoy it same as enjoy managing my rental portfolio.

It would be an en-suite.

I am curious if anyone is involved or knows of any class action suits against the moratorium in NY.