Easy answer is there's not much you can do, with all the regulations in these provinces it's not really a free  market for rentals.

New comer to BP and to the Real Estate Investing lifestyle.I currently am looking for my first multi family property while reading as much as I can the wealth of information available through BP.If ever there's anyone from La Belle Province that wants to connect, feel free to do so.Happy to be part of this and good luck to everyone. 

Wait a year and see where rents are or rather how much rents increase.We have the same thing happening in Canada in terms of rent increases though some provinces have caps. 

Compared to other provinces in Canada, my province is relatively landlord friendly.

Have a look at the Mogul Realty Group, they are a group of realtors that specialize in out of province investors. 

:) As always, "Consult with your legal professionals to make sure you are doing these under the proper laws of your province"CheersRandyVancouver Island, BC, Canada (Victoria)

So if you have Canada specific questions, there are others to whom you can address them.So, tell me, how does a foreclosure specialist go about business in a province which uses Power of Sale?

I had custom contracts made up to fit my provinces laws and to make sure that I was covered if I ever needed out.

My properties are scattered across the province & are mainly commercial, but I do have a number of Residential units including some Airbnbs in The Valley.

But in Belgium you really don't want to start an LLC or anything for your real estate, but just buy it in your own name, which is much more profitable.No Antwerp is just the area I am familiar with :) I really need to know for what prices houses are selling and renting out in the area to quickly recognize a good deal, so that's why I stick to the Antwerp province.