The trouble right now is, Victoria and Vancouver are in very short supply of inventory.

I would think supply and demand could handle this issue, if I am looking at 5 similar jobs and 4 of them are offering between $7-9 and one is $15 then obviously I would want that one, but so will everyone else.

If not, then make sure you have ALL the supplies and call a plumber to come in and change it out for you.

However, because of the strong demand (and limited supply) in the S8 market, I could easily get the full $1000 a month from a S8 tenant.

There's variability in class definition by investor and by market and many of these properties are in very stable areas with long-term residents...they perform like B class residents with outpaced returns.

There are so many variables to deal with, and until the property is ready to market, its really hard to determine the best course of action.

These people are apparently not thinking about the supply response that so big a price increase would generate.

The San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) Co. oversees much of the power supply for Southern California.

Invest in sound assets, buy right and don't use variable rate or callable debt (for residential property) and the majority of the risk he faced when he went bankrupt is removed!

Like where the AC units and supply vents will be located or where outlets we be placed etc.