Thank you for sharing your story. As today, the landlord & tenant regulation in QC is still a mystery for me. I think it is also the pressure for appreciation on commercial. You may know how to get it away.I bought my first investment property with a friend of mine. in 2005.
The property is a 12 units aparments, all 2 bedrooms. on the Quebec side.
paid $400,000, so the downpayment is $100,000.
The property after 5 years ( since we just did the refinancing) is worth $700,000.
over the 5 years we have took out 30,000, because the rent is more than what's needed to cover the mortgage and repairs.
Over the 5 year period we paid off $70,000 in principle.
so here's our return on investment.
initial investment $100,000
time 5 years
gain 700,000-400,000+30,000 +70,000=400,000
so that's my story, how in 5 years $100,000 become $500,000.
I hope you like it.
Yeah, simply re-finance.bought a duplex in Ottawa 6 years ago for $180,000 sold two years ago for $300,000.
Paid 20% down payment for the duplex around $40,000 include all the laywer and land transfer cost.
rent covered mortgate and property tax, management fee.
cost me 15,000 for the sales agent fee.
in 4 years, made 300,000-180,000-15,000=105,000.
so turned $40,000 into $145,000 in 4 years. not sure what kind return that is.
I regret I sold the property, cause I think I would made more if I kept it.
As we all know Real Estate business is very boring, let's get some fun here. To get this a bit of serious, I'd like to ask, Can appreciation of a property be determined at the time you purchase?![]()
As we all know Real Estate business is very boring, let's get some fun here. To get this a bit of serious, I'd like to ask, Can appreciation of a property be determined at the time you purchase?![]()
I am not joking at all.Are you joking here? To answer your question, you should answer what does investment and investing on real estate mean first. Market goes up and down. But the trend always goes up. You know that, don't you?![]()
But, I can't live with your "part of" thing, I want "all". I want to know the result before I do, specially in money.part of , ofcourse not 100%
let's say if your net rental income is 1500/M and you bought the property @ 300k. nomatter how much the property value increase or decrease every year, at least you know after you put the downpayment, how many years you have to wait to get the money back and begins to make money![]()
I am not joking at all.
If you don't know how much you are going to get at the end, why would you buy?![]()