Affordable housing seems to be a good option for newfoundlanders, especially nowadays.

I’m sure the buyer would counter at the appraised value, I just wonder what options are available in the event the seller refuses to budge on price irrespective of the appraisal.

If you don't have any yet, this is an option that may work out provided #2 is excellent and #3 doesn't work out.

Seeking recommendations for reputable agencies, and I'm curious to explore options beyond Glass Casa Inc.

Hi Guys, Need some help.I own a condo and a triplex (both put down 20 percent in December 2021)They are both on variable interest (which was a terrible move looking back now as both monthly payments have gone up by at least $1000.I work in real estate as a project manager for renovations on apartment units.How do i make real estate investing (on my own) or another career path in real estate an option as i want to work for myself.I am from canada and would love to learn more on analyzing properties, tax strategies etc.thanks

I've got a bead on a duplex in an area I like that has significant fire damage.  Back unit is a full gut due to extensive fire damage (kitchen fire); front unit requires minor rehab.  There is significant damage in th...

If you're owner-occupying there will be many options available to you.  

You might even have some traditional lending options depending on how your tax returns look.  

Depending on location and amenities it should be clear what the superior option once you have all the data in front of you.3.

Ask yourself "Would I still buy this property if cost segregation wasn't an option?"