E-Transfer vs PAD: Why PAD Will Best Serve Your Business
As a landlord, there are only a few ways to receive rent payments from your tenants. While it’s possible that you could take cash or post-dated cheques, I’m going to…
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Unlock Hidden ROI: How Energy-Efficient Upgrades Can Maximize Your Rental Income
As a landlord, maximizing your rental income is likely one of your top priorities. While renovations and rent increases are traditional strategies, energy-efficient upgrades offer a less-explored avenue with significant…
Maximizing Your Rental Property Profits Through Efficient Maintenance and Repairs
As a landlord, your rental properties are a valuable investment and source of income. However, property maintenance can be a time-consuming and costly process. From routine upkeep to emergency repairs,…
Cashflow vs. Appreciation
In our last article we talked about the importance of cash flow. Sometimes, based on the cash flow investors may distinguish properties and class them as either "investment property" or…
Understanding Return on Investment – Part 4 – Cash Flow
One of the most common financial calculations you’ll want to understand is how to calculate the cash flow for your rental properties. While this is a simple concept, it’s importance…
Inheriting a Tenant – Is it a Good Idea?
So you're looking at buying a new rental property - exciting! You can buy a rental property from another landlord with a tenant already in place, but is inheriting a…
Understanding Return on Investment – Part 2: Cash-on-Cash Return
In the previous article, we discussed calculating the ROI on your property when there is no debt attached. This is a perfectly acceptable way to do things and is very…
Understanding Return on Investment (ROI) – Part 1
"Hope is not a strategy"Unknown Calculating Return on Investment As a real estate investor, you want to make sure that your money is working for you. One metric you'll need…