As much as you say “repeat business”, unless you have a track record of a lot of deals, you don’t have the ability to promise this and should treat the first deals as standard sales.

Hi everyone, I’m going to study at the York University in Toronto next year and I’m the whole reason for me going to Canada for my university is to start my own rental real estate business (I’m planning to start with ...

@Cody Merkes  I'd look at some standard leases available through BP or often from a government website. 

One should never put out a sub standard product and expect anything but a sub standard tenant.

I'm not sure about your area, but is there a standard triplex/quad in the area that is nice enough to want to live in and rent out the other units? 

Where I invest, you can split 1 property into 3 quite easily as long as the new parcels conform to zoning standards.

As such, success will be determined by both internal and external factors.

I find many people buying these properties are not accounting for the market standard 10% management fee, may not be accounting for the new RET amount that will hit very quickly after sale, or seemingly any reserves.  

Booking just says "we are an agent, are international and dont provide forms" and don't really provide more than a pointer to a couple financial areas in the extranetAmazing with the volume these sites do, and treat tax reporting like a minor fit for owners.

I had to paint, replace floor, add a kitchen countertop and cupboards...Do all these qualify as bonus depreciation or do I need to put them under standard?