Moving to a new brokerage is akin to breaking up with a girlfriend.I did have 10 agents at one point, but they were all part-timers with dreams of going full time soon. 

Quote from @Jeremy Kitchen: It was so incredible meeting everyone! 

.- Added 2nd Bath, floors, and interior paint.To do's:- Partial Kitchen: counters, cabinet paint, stove, and sink.- Deck- Exterior Paint- RoofConsidering converting enclosed carport to studio.

The basement has already been finished, however, it lacks 2 egress windows for each bedroom and a full kitchen which I will need to rehab over the next few months to make rent ready. 

Large community area, Large gourmet kitchen as well. 

Hello everyone,I hope you are all well.I am still educating myself on rental property investing and have a quick question to you if you would not mind.If I have a rental property and a tenant is living there:If for any reason for example, the faucet of the kitchen leaks water or breaks, or anything related to the bathroom gets damaged, or for example the fridge gets damaged.

Not sure if it's allowed to post property links here so I won't do that, but the cities I looked into so far are: Airdrie, Calgary, Edmonton, Cochrane, Saskatoon, London, Kitchener-Waterloo, Brantford,  GTA.Thank you!

One reason is to prevent rate increases due to claims.Suppose the tenant has a grease fire in the kitchen.

When we purchase the property we will be renovating all of the units 100% so new applicances, kitchen, windows, doors, cabinets, bathrooms and balconies.

This is the living room, kitchen, bathroom, and laundry room.