Tag: partners
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Guest Post – Working Together by Harry Fine (Ontario Paralegal)
Harry Fine is an outstanding Paralegal and Housing advocate. His bio can be viewed HERE. Harry highlights the complexities and absurdities of Ontario’s landlord and tenant law. He is a paralegal with over 15 years practicing landlord and tenant, Small Claims and Human Rights law and is a former member of the Landlord and Tenant…
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5 Steps to RSP Freedom!
What if you could make money the way banks do? The banks know how to make money! Interest rates have been at historic LOWS for many years now, and even still banks are making money! Many people don’t know this but we Canadians can “act as a bank”, and we have options available to us…
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January 2020 Peterborough Stats and a look back…
2020 update: Peterborough is HOT and for all of the right economic reasons. I will lay those out below but first let’s look by the numbers. A look back to begin with; According the Canadian Real Estate Association, “The average price of a Peterborough home jumped to $416,011 in January (2019), up from $369,715 in…
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**Guest Post** by Quentin D’Souza – Author + Expert Real Estate Investor
The Three Roadblocks All Real Estate Investors Will Face By Quentin D’Souza Originally published here Eventually every real estate investor comes to a point where they are challenged with being able to get a real estate deal done. It is either on Financing, Funding, and Finding. Im going to use Financing as an example. For…
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**Guest Post** by Cherry Chan – Real Estate Tax Accountant
Many of you would have known, English is my second language. It shows in my writing style, it shows when I talk. My mother tongue is Cantonese. I can speak both Cantonese and Mandarin. I learned English in Hong Kong, but no one really spoke English to me, naturally it wasn’t great. I just didn’t…
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Peterborough Project Progress
https://youtu.be/XdEgbTRghEI
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The Revival – Jan 2020: PROJECT REPORT
On December 19, 2019 we closed on another property in Peterborough, ONT. We purchased the property with a co-venture partner for $300,000. At the time of purchase the house was a 3 bed, 1 bath with living, dining and large kitchen. The home was in need of some love, but had solid bones and sat…
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Co-venture Adventure!
When it comes to building community and wealth, most of us find that there just isn’t enough time (or perhaps energy), and something has got to give. For many, their investment strategy is to allow their hard-earned money to be invested by the person with the nice suit at our favourite bank. However, are you…
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We do the DO; You do, you.
Our mission is to build strong relationships, communities, and generational wealth. We do this by understanding the varying forces at work in a particular market, through open and honest channels for communication and with focused hard work. We manage our projects, develop a workflow and steer our investments to completion. We build relationships with our…
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Peeking under the kilt…BRRRR
What do we do here? Our first project began in the spring of 2012 in downtown Toronto. The strategy we employed has become one of our favourites; we purchased a run-down, single-family home that was then converted to a duplex. We then rented both units to qualified tenants which produced massive monthly cashflow. Finally, we…