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Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012How To Double Your Rent As a Canadian real estate investor and landlord, are you are getting fair market value rent for your units? You generally are subject to a certain amount of rental increase in most provinces, which is set out by provincial governing bodies. Feeling handcuffed? You are effectively handcuffed to the amount of [...]
How To Effectively Pick Your Tenants
Tuesday, February 21st, 2012How To Effectively Pick Your Tenants As a full-time Canadian real estate investor and landlord, one needs to choose their tenants wisely. Why? Because we want to set ourselves up to have as little stress involved in our business as possible. We want to spend time making more deals, making a massive and passive income [...]
How To Get Rid Of Bad Tenants Part 2
Monday, February 20th, 2012How To Get Rid Of Bad Tenants Part 2 In the last article I spoke about the conventional way of how most landlords take care of tenant defaults or other reasons for eviction.
How To Get Rid of Bad Tenants Part 1
Sunday, February 19th, 2012How To Get Rid of Bad Tenants Part 1 As a full-time Canadian real estate investor, we must do our best to create massive and passive income. This includes driving more and more deals to us from as many sources as possible. Keep your losses minimal As a full-time Canadian real estate investor or landlord, [...]
Automate Your Rent Collection
Saturday, February 18th, 2012Automate Your Rent Collection As a full-time Canadian real estate investor or landlord, you only have enough time in the day, and that time should be spend creating massive and passive income for yourself by acquiring more property and/or making more deals. So having to go and collect rent cheques every month, depending on the [...]
Cutting The Cost of Repairs
Saturday, February 18th, 2012Cutting The Cost of Repairs Stay Out of the Repair Business One of the worst things that a full-time Canadian real estate investor despises is getting calls from tenants for some small insignificant thing in your unit that needs fixing. There are ways to be able to alleviate this and have the tenant want to be [...]
How To Pick The Best Tenants
Friday, February 17th, 2012How To Pick The Best Tenants As a full-time Canadian real estate investor or landlord, we only have enough time in the day to do certain things, and one of them should not be responding to a continuous barrage of tenant problems. We need to utilize our time in creating more massive and passive income [...]
How To Put Your Tenants To Work For You
Monday, February 13th, 2012How To Put Your Tenants To Work For You As a full-time Canadian real estate investor, we have a limited amount of time each day to oversee our portfolio of rental properties. Even having one or two can be time consuming, right? Some of us have a property manager but even still, we have a [...]
How To Collect An Extra Months Rent
Sunday, February 12th, 2012How to collect rent like you are collecting 13 cheques As a full-time Canadian real estate investor, we will own many types of properties over the span of our career. There will be many exit strategies that we will have used that will enable us to create massive and passive income for ourselves. I must [...]
Tricks of the Trade
Sunday, February 5th, 2012Tricks of the Trade As a full-time Canadian real estate investor, we will both have short-term and long-term holds which generate both massive and passive income. With a typical long term hold, a lot of investors get themselves into the dubious position of being a landlord. To create a better landlord-tenant relationship, and thus a [...]
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