For example  A lot of our landlords plan to list  apartments 5-10% below current market value when vacancies come up because of the economic situation

It is hard to be the expert on all tax topics, so hopefully they will come around and you will get the tax deferral that was intended.

We now face a rapidly changing economic environment, and we know that our data can provide valuable information to our members.

We now face a rapidly changing economic environment, and we know that our data can provide valuable information to our members.

It at least provides some costs from Maxable ADU experts to use as a basis for your estimates.  

That's a huge underserved market for an entrepreneurial realtor to create a niche in.But, just like painting, and inspections, and escrow closings - It's better for you to have experts on your team than it is to be an expert in the field. 

I'm lucky that full time job allows me to WFH so that's taken up a big chunk of my time, but for self educating, I've attended a couple of virtual meetups and I'm currently switching between:The Canadian Landlord Guide - Expert Advice to Become a Profitable RE Investor BT's The Book on Investing in RE with No Money DownMy wife and I have also been playing a lot of Scrabble so maybe that counts as self education if my vocabulary gets better?

I don't want to give them a free pass to shirk their responsibilities to pay just because the government says we can't evict now.Are we still able to charge late fees if they can't show economic need?

Looking to see what you experts out there think of the 'legality' of the following. 

I am going to preface this by saying I am not a monetary expert and this should not be taken as advice.