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[hwistlere31]

Hello :)

I have an interview with a company that does: real estate investment, development and property management... and I want to be educated about these aspects...before I walk into the interview... I am being interviewed for something else within the company that doesn't sell or anything, but I want to cut the competition by knowing more about investing, and property management


what's the buying vs renting situation right now?

basically I want to be prepared for this question "so what do you know about the current real estate market in Canada"

or "what do you know about property management"

please help me become more educated in the area's of real estate investment, development and property management

thank you and I hope I get some great answers ...10 points!!!!

much peace :)

[werner72]

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[wal49]

Oh boy, you should read this very carefully as it's obvious you need all the help you can get.

The buying vs. renting situation exists and always will. EVERYONE has different needs, situations and demands. Some have horrible credit and no down payment whatsoever, so they aren't going to get a decent enough interest rate to make buying very feasible - they will most likely always rent or have to get help from family. Some people travel a lot for work and are always being reassigned to different places, so they have no intention of buying. Some people are renting while saving up to get a bigger down payment. The buying/renting situation is not something that real estate boards or councils measure.

The real estate market of Canada? That's a bad question and most people in the business knows that it's not really asked if you're in the business. Markets are localized, so Vancouver and Toronto especially are still great, but the smaller cities and places like Ottawa or Regina might not be booming. They're localized markets, so find out about YOUR city's market. If you don't know, check out the real estate board's website as they have monthly statistics for your city/region.

Property management is where an owner of a complex or a strata hire you (the company) to run the day to day operations. The property management is in charge of all strata documents (minutes from meetings, bylaws, tenant information, strata plan documentation etc) and charge a fee to real estate agents to obtain them. They also are in charge of hiring people for repairs, building cleaning, window washers, etc.