Hi everyone, does anyone have a good referral for a real estate agent in Windsor area who specializes in investment properties?

We're hosting an event about multiplexing with rehousing.ca at UofT. You'll learn EVERYTHING you need to know about MULTIPLEXES at this event. We're offering early bird tickets to members of this group. Link below. Hope to see you there. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/unpacking-multiplexes-tickets-936523816947

Has there been any more information on this program since it's announcement? I can't see to find anything new (might not be anything yet)

The growth is this community has been awesome, thank you everyone.

Hey everyone! Listening to the CRI pod for a while now but new to Realist and 1st post! In the most recent episode of the show - 5 of the Most Important Changes in Canadian Real Estate https://thecanadianinvestorpodcast.com/podcast/the-canadian-real-estate-investor/episode/5-of-the-most-important-changes-in-canadian-real-estate Dan and Nick touched on the gap in the mortgage market for good term loan options to payout a construction loan that was obtained to renovate the property. In an effort to avoid a construction loan altogether has anyone had experience with CMHC's Income Property program? From CMHC's website their guidelines for Income Properties (2-4 units) requires properties to be valued below $1MM, so likely markets outside the Golden Horseshoe for Ontario - Small Rental Loans (non-owner occupied) - https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/professionals/project-funding-and-mortgage-financing/mortgage-loan-insurance/mortgage-loan-insurance-homeownership-programs/cmhc-income-property They mention advancing options but is the program similar to Purchase + Improvement offered for owner-occupied homes where they require - Your down payment to be 20% of the "As Complete" value and - Construction costs to be fronted by you and you get reimbursed after completion? Or has anyone considered the program and experienced other drawbacks which prevented a project from penciling Thanks in advance!