rental

  1. Is Renting Your Recreational Property for You?

    You have probably invested a lot in your recreational property. That investment is money and time, and for many people it is also an emotional investment. Maybe you've owned a cottage for many years, or it has been in the family for a long time. That property holds many happy and precious memories of fun, laughter, sunshine, and relaxation. Or perhaps you are a new owner, enjoying the wonderful feeling of owning your own piece of paradise that you can return to after a long week in the city. Perhaps you've bought the property for your retirement and visit occasionally to dream and imagine what it will be like when you can be up at the cottage full time.

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  2. How to Find Good Tenants for Your Rental Property

    Renting out a portion of your home or another property can be a great way to earn extra income. If you secure good tenants, landlording can reap large rewards such as more financial security or the ability to pay off a mortgage faster. If you are retired, it is also a good way to supplement your retirement income.

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  3. Should I Start a Bed & Breakfast or Just Rent out My Suite?

    Do you have an unused suite available in your home? If so, you may have looked at renting out that extra space in order to help to generate income.

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