If you search a zip code it will provide common facts in the area I.E. crime, median house list & sale price, the % break down of rental and owner property, etc.

There will also be differences specific to Québec due to the differences in law (Napoleonic vs Common) and the land system in that province.The good news is there are several other Canadian investors on the site - a few from the MTL region - available to answer any questions you have.

I used online amortization calculators to look at the number scenarios (terms, interest rates, balloons, etc.)

I'm just thinking ahead of bad case scenarios so I know what to expect.

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British common law (Britain, U.S., Canada, Australia, Belize, etc...)2.

This is very common, especially if your agent is with a brokerage with a lot of agents.

- In a seller, investor, and tenant buyer scenario:1.

The best loan would be a 20-30 yr ARM, 80-85% LTV, with an annual/life increase limit of 2%/6% (I've seen 2%/5% as well, but much less common).

Each has a different skill set, level of education, level of maturity, varied experiences, common sense, drive, motivation and capacity to learn.