As you should know, I rent to students, and therefore there is a higher turnover rate than normal.
If you’d like to view my property listings for student rentals in London, Ontario, Canada, please visit my iiProperty site @ Gifford.iiProperty.com .
Happy renting.
January 16, 2007 at 5:03 pm
Good info…. I look forward to hearing more of it!
I share your rental experience challenges, financing, renting managing properties here in London can be tough, especially with the way our Housing Tribunal is set up in Ontario.
I don’t know about you, but I find the London market to be fascinating and quite undiscovered – You can STILL find breakeven properties with NOTHING DOWN that carry themselves here! Try telling someone out West that….I don’t know how long that will last here though, hopefully a while since I’ve got a vested interest, others trying to save to buy their first rental properties our principle residence may be hoping for a significant pullback….so thats why I started a blog, so I can track change in the market as it occurs. Check it out, as a investment property holder here you may find the info useful and if I’m lucky you’ll maybe add some of your comments and some of your great insights there
http://www.londonontariorealestatediagnosis.blogspot.com
January 16, 2007 at 6:02 pm
Hi dwb,
Thanks for the kind remarks. I’ll be sure to add your website to my RSS reader! I look forward to seeing your analysis of the London real estate market.
Good luck!
Nick
January 16, 2007 at 8:52 pm
Thanks! I added you as a link on mine… I took some more time to check out your site, some great info here – really informative. I wish you the best in working towards achieving your goals.
DWB