There has been a requirement that a disclosure be supplied by sellers and landlords, but this is a HUD rule that has been around for a while now.

I hear rental is at a very short supply with all the craziness going on.

The market in TO has become increasingly difficult due to low supply.

If you are not familiar on what to look for, I would recommend taking a fire and smoke remediation specialist with you.

Here in PA there is a 100 year supply of natural gas in the ground.The natural gas price is 60% lower than oil here.I have been converting all oil furnaces and boilers to natural gas.Where natural gas is not available I'm using electric HEAT PUMPS, which have central air built in.I would never put electric baseboard heat in an old house.

Even if you have a smoking deal, your buyers won't touch it if you have unreal comps or you underestimate repairs. 3.

Michael Lauther We have dealt with a fire/smoke damaged property and for the walls, we scrubbed them down with bleach (part bleach + part water and/or TSP the liquid form ( which we brought from Lowes-followed directions on the bottle) with like a deck broom and painted with Kilz , also at Lowes/Home Depot

I took off work the other day to go buy supplies at Staples.

The application and late fees are an additional income.The admin fees are a number of fees including phone, licensing, office supplies, bank fees and credit/background checks.Maintenance salary is a repair expense, not a management expense.Service contracts do not include capital repairs.

-Do most of the target market smoke, however there is not smoking allowed in your property?