What Comes After Uncertainty? The Next Phase in BC’s Housing Market
What Comes After Uncertainty? The Next Phase in BC’s Housing Marke?
Warning Signs of a Bad Tenant: What Every Landlord Should Know
Having reliable, responsible tenants who pay rent on time and take care of your property is one of your main goals as a landlord or property manager. Unfortunately, not all tenants meet these requirements. Identifying bad tenants early can save you a lot of time, money, and stress in the long run. Problematic tenants can…
The Process for Estate Sales in BC
Estate sales in British Columbia generally involve the sale of a deceased person’s property, usually handled by the estate executor named in the will or appointed by the court if no will exists. The process can vary depending on whether the deceased left a will and the type of assets involved, but generally follows several…
Foreclosures in BC – Everything You Need to Know
Some of my clients have been asking me if I have been seeing more foreclosures in our market place. Some have also been curious as to what I think about foreclosures as a vehicle to potentially buy property for less than market value. To better engage in this conversation I feel that it is important…
Finance | financing | Inheritance | personal finance | personal finance | Real Estate | Real Estate Investment
The Inheritance Boom: What Canada’s Wealth Transfer Means for Real Estate Investors
Over the next two decades, Canada will witness the largest wealth transfer in history as Baby Boomers pass an estimated $1 trillion to their heirs. This unprecedented shift will do more than just redistribute wealth—it’s poised to reshape the real estate market in profound ways. For investors, it’s both an opportunity and a challenge worth…
Supporting Your Parents in Downsizing: Turning a Family Home into New Beginnings
Moving out of a family home isn’t just about boxes and moving trucks—it’s about memories, identity, and emotions. Downsizing, especially for seniors, represents a significant life transition. For many, their home is more than a structure; it’s a museum of memories. When it comes time to leave, the process can be deeply emotional. Adult children…
Mastering the Real Estate Market: A Guide for Buyers and Sellers
Navigating the Canadian real estate market in 2025 is no simple feat. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a homeowner preparing to sell, this year presents unique challenges and opportunities shaped by economic recovery, technological advancements, and evolving buyer preferences. Here, we break down the key strategies to help you succeed—from securing financing and leveraging…
Nail the Perfect Price: Sell Your Home Without the Guesswork
Choosing the right price for your home is more than just a number; it’s the single most critical factor that determines whether your home sells quickly or languishes on the market. In today’s competitive and ever-changing real estate landscape, particularly in 2025, getting the price right can mean the difference between success and disappointment. The…
Starting and Scaling Your Real Estate Portfolio: A Beginner’s Guide
Introduction Real estate is a powerful investment that can grow your wealth over time, and even while you sleep. But for newcomers, the journey to building a portfolio can feel like learning to swim by diving into the deep end. From decoding market trends to managing properties, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Fortunately, starting your…
Income | income tax | Investment | Real Estate | Real Estate Investment | rental | rental
Incorporating Your Rental Property Business: Should You Do It? Here’s the Scoop
So, you’ve finally taken the plunge into real estate, or maybe you’ve been collecting those sweet rental checks for a while. Either way, one question keeps popping up: Should I incorporate my rental property business, or keep it under my personal name? You’ve probably heard stories about big tax savings and bulletproof liability protection—but is…