Buying Foreclosure Property

Stepping On A Land Mine

When you are buying a foreclosure property, either from the court or MLS, you are buying it “as is”. You have to remember that you are buying the property from the court or the lender directly. They have never owned or lived in the property themselves. The lender or court cannot warrant something for which they have no knowledge or control. Their interest is to recover the money they have lent to the original owner. Read the full story

Asset Protection for Canadian Real Estate Investors

As Canadian real estate investors, it is our intent to create massive and passive income for ourselves throughout our career. There is no doubt an investor with proper knowledge and skill will make money (and lots of it) throughout their career:

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Successful Landlording

Most Real Estate Investors, as landlords, want to get out of the business as quickly as they got in. Many mistakes have been made along the way in their career and they have nothing but problems with tenants. This is very common but can also be easily remedied.

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Quick Bucks with Wholesaling Real Estate in Canada

A Great Strategy for Real Estate Rookies

If you are a real estate newbie investor, say hello to your new favorite strategy! We'll refer to it as wholesaling, but you may also hear people refer to it as quick-turning, assigning the contract, or flipping. Why will it be your favorite strategy? Easy. Because you need

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