
Bare trusts: New reporting rules may surprise you
The term “bare trust” may be something you’ve heard about but not contemplated too much. Until fairly recently, you may in fact have had a

The term “bare trust” may be something you’ve heard about but not contemplated too much. Until fairly recently, you may in fact have had a
Making your home interest tax deductible is one of the tools I love to use to help clients save taxes. Canada Revenue Agency calls this

It may seem like table stakes to ensure any business – real estate, healthcare, or so many others – need to have proper bookkeeping nad

Recently I was asked (it’s actually a common question) “why should I buy real estate if I’m already in a high tax bracket?” Not to
Understanding how your structure holds your assets is a key part of figuring out a plan that helps you protect assets and save assets while

Navigating, and preparing, for financial uncertainty is no easy feat, especially in today’s unpredictable economic climate. Whether it’s rising interest rates or new government regulations,

As summer rolls along and we find ourselves enjoying the outdoors, it’s the perfect opportunity to reflect on ways to improve our financial well-being. In
The federal budget 2024 is here, and the rant I give at the beginning of this video says it all. While there are some good

Over many years of speaking with real estate investors, both new to the business and those who have been investing for many years, the number
It was my pleasure to recently sit down with Corey Young, one of the founders of Investor Life, as part of their Tactical Tuesday sessions.

Today, I’m going to dive into a topic that’s often a maze of confusion: claiming travel expenses for real estate investors. As investors, we’re constantly

What types of properties does the Underused Housing Tax (UHT) apply to? The answer to this question for real estate investors isn’t as straightforward as

One of my clients asked me a question I think many who aren’t tax experts may think is logical: “I make $150K per year, and
In the world of Canadian real estate, one term that’s been making waves lately is “mortgage insurance.” It’s a topic that has been cropping up

The perennial question I get from real estate investors who are selling a property is whether the length of time they hold the property affects