Hello everyone, I am a new realtor in Vancouver, been licensed for 6 months. Haven't made a sale yet, unfortunately. I was wondering if I may ask how did everyone made their first sale? I have doing open houses almost every weekend since I began, followed up with every agentless leads and still no luck. At this point I haven't even had an opportunity to bring someone to a showing yet. I tried my sphere of influence already and no luck. I am not discouraged, but would really like to hear others' success stories. Any advices also appreciated. ?? submitted by /u/ryzer89 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hello, my questions are listed below. I currently have 2 houses, both with basement suite. I will be closing my 3rd house ( rancher) on August 2024. My goal is to keep buying rental units, not just in my small town but to expand in other cities too. Any insights are welcome. Thank you Questions: - Should I start a corporation now and put the properties (except my primary) under that corporation to limit liabilities or protect my personal assets? - will it save me more money on taxes and expenses under a corporation? - Am I gonna have a hard time getting financing if acquiring more properties ..read more

(27) bought like two years ago a triplex and I'm refinancing in a year. Btw my current rates is 2.8 for now. Me and my gf who is finishing her master this year. And I was wondering what's the better situation for me and my GF in the years coming up. I would really like to have 8 to 9 doors before I turn 30. I know it's not easy task, but I'm just thinking what's easier buying two triplex or buying in a sixplex. Just for the info I live in Canada/ quebec regon a sixplex I live is around 1.6 mil and a triplex is 800 thousand. I make around 90k per year and a little more with my triplex and my g ..read more

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I rented a one-bedroom apartment but had to leave the country for a few months due to an emergency. despite my contract stating no subletting is allowed, I sublet the apartment as i coulnt pay for the rent. The tenant has not paid me rent for this month. What should I do? submitted by /u/sinaheidari [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi all, I signed a OREA 301 with my former realtor and there was a clause: If, however, the offer for the purchase or lease is pursuant to a new agreement in writing to pay commission to another registered real estate brokerage, the Buyer's liability for commission shall be reduced by the amount paid by the Buyer under the new agreement. Would this mean if I find a new realtor who writes into our agreement that I get a 50% rebate of the commission, would that mean that my old realtor could be owed it? Does the former realtor get notified when I make a purchase? submitted by /u/Ballashna [vis ..read more