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Great Investing Opportunities Across Calgary



Do you want to achieve:

1. Increased affordability
2. Increased flexibility
3. Increased opportunity?

Our podcast guest this week, Natasha Phipps, Realtor and Real Estate Investor, is sharing the solution.

In this episode, you will learn:

1. How COVID has changed people’s perspectives on where they want to live, and the potential for moving to a more affordable location
2. The real estate market in Calgary, and how it is different from other markets in Canada
3. The opportunities for investors in multifamily properties in Calgary

“COVID taught, I think, us a lot of different things. And people are, well, first of all, realizing they can potentially work from anywhere. So that immediately gets people’s kind of like thoughts going, right? 

Natasha Phipps is a realtor and investor based in Calgary, Alberta. She has over 10 years of experience in the real estate industry and specializes in helping investors find turnkey properties that offer a good return on investment.

Reach out to Natasha:
Website: https://phippsgroup.ca/
Email: nphipps@cirrealty.ca
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calgarybuyandsellrealestate/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natashaphippsrealtor/
https://www.instagram.com/phippsrealestategroup/

Resources:
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This episode has been brought to you in part by:
Black Jack Contracting Inc – https://blackjackcontractinginc.ca/

BM Select/Butler Mortgage – https://bmselect.ca/

The REITE Club podcast – for sponsor slots contact Katherine at grow@thereiteclub.com

Chapter Summaries:
[00:00:00] – This week’s, host shares some tips on how to customize your life for Calgary. People tend to be looking mostly for buy and hold opportunities. Many of the investors they work with are not here locally.

[00:02:54] – Natasha is back on the show. Last time Natasha was on, it was around a year ago. Natasha has been attending live conferences. In Calgary, where there’s a lot of newcomers and new industry and businesses popping up here. Natasha talks to people from Ontario almost every day.

[00:04:28] – In the last year. A lot of people were interested in moving. People are seeking affordability and a different lifestyle. In Calgary, the benchmark price had only come down a few thousand dollars. The number of sales is down over last year. But the prices are holding steady. By Christmas, the market will be more balanced.

[00:07:58] – In Calgary, investors are looking for buy-and-hold opportunities. The downtown and inner city sector is starting to recover. The city is pushing for more density in suburban markets. In the last year, the downtown condominium market has started to appreciate. In Calgary, preconstruction condos are not recommended.

[00:12:58] – Natasha bought a 21-unit apartment building in Mission, a trendy, vibrant, inner city community. She also bought a two-year-old two-story multifamily building in Talgreen that was under foreclosure this spring.

[00:14:41] – In Alberta, landlords can raise their rents once per year as much as the market will bear. In Ontario they need to give 90 days notice of rental increase. Unless you’re rent controlled, anything after November 15, 2018 is not subject to control. Alberta is more landlord friendly.

[00:18:11] – In multifamily and commercial, your property valuation is based off of how the business performs in a residential home. When you go to refinance or get an appraisal done, they’re just going to look at the comps in the area. In multifamily, you have the ability to change or even your loan to value.

[00:21:53] – There are a lot of costs and fees associated with investing in multifamily in Alberta and in Calgary. Investors should be aware of all the fees and be ready to go kind of upfront in terms of Calgary, in particular in the multi-family space and what you need to watch out for in terms of location. I dive into the community’s demographics and the ratio between homeowners and tenants. I want to stand out.

[00:23:26] – There is a lot of interest in short-term rental properties like Airbnb. Calgary does not have any legislation on Airbnb, so investors are pivoting to that right now. The main thing is to be careful with the buildings. There are probably only half a dozen condo buildings in downtown Calgary that are friendly with Airbnb.

[00:25:12] – Canmore is a good market for kids, but it’s expensive. BMB invested in a couple of purpose-built short-term rentals in Canmore this year. It’s important to work with someone like BMB that is local and understands the local market.

[00:28:43] – In and around Calgary. We have erdrey Cochrane. Okatokes. High river within 30 to 40 minutes of Calgary. I have a referral partner for Canmore, someone in our brokerage who lives in Canmore and is an investor himself. Edmonton is several hours away from Calgary, and I’m not an expert there.

[00:29:51] – As interest rates go up, buyers are going to have to look for more affordable options. Long-term buy and hold, short-term rentals, condos and townhouses are all going to fare well in the long-term. The appreciation recovery in the detached market is going to trickle down to higher density property types.

[00:32:19] – Calgary Legalized Secondary suites in March 2018. The deadline for cleaning up basement suites is ending in December 2023. Carriage houses fall into the same category as secondary suites. A builder is building a couple of these from scratch in Calgary. Now, garden suites and carriage houses are going to be the next thing investors are looking to do in Calgary.

[00:35:12] – The best advice from another investor is to only work with people that you genuinely like. Calgary economic development website is her most used resource for Calgary particular staff. she likes the data and the numbers, and she uses it most for Calgary real estate investing.

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Deep Dive Education Helps You Learn and Scale



 In this episode, you will learn the importance of:

1. Not skipping steps when getting into real estate investing, in order to avoid dangerous mistakes.
2. Continuing to educate oneself in real estate investing, in order to stay ahead of the game.
3. Knowing how to exit an investment property, in order to maximize one’s return.

“The best investment you can make is the investment in yourself.”

Dylan Suitor is a Realtor, real estate investor, entrepreneur, and coach. He is the founder of Elevation Realty and Suitor Enterprises and is passionate about helping others achieve their real estate investing goals.

This is Dylan Suitor’s story…

When I was 18, I bought my first investment property – a student rental near the University of Waterloo. I had no idea what I was doing, but my mom thought it would be a good way to teach me responsibility. I went on to buy a few more properties, including a condo and a house that I flipped. In 2017, I missed the market peak by a month or two and ended up renting the house out on Airbnb instead. I started educating myself on real estate investing and quickly realized that the best investment is in yourself. I joined forces with my business partner, Robbie Clark, and we started buying properties, renovating them, and flipping them for a profit. We’ve now built a portfolio of over 1000 units, including our largest apartment building of 88 units.

Connect with Dylan Suitor:
Website: www.elevationrealty.ca
Email: info@elevationrealty.ca or dylan@elevationrealty.ca
Tel: 905-592-4220
Instagram: @dylan_suitor
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylan-suitor-realtor/

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This episode has been brought to you in part by
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Chapter Summaries:
[00:03:58] – Dylan Suitor has been investing in real estate since 2000. He bought his first investment property when he was 18. He closed his first property in the corporation with his business partner Robbie Clark four years ago on, October 3 and they have added 1000 units to the portfolio in the last four years. His largest apartment building is 88 units.

[00:09:36] – When he first started investing in apartment buildings, he couldn’t use 100% financing. Now he has a team of professionals working in real estate, property management, construction and asset management. He has launched three new businesses to go along with the real estate acquisition side.

[00:15:54] – Dylan Suitor gives advice to someone new to real estate investing and someone who wants to get into it full-time. He’s always goes deep on figuring out the strategy, getting all the details and understanding it inside and out. 

[00:17:14] – If someone has a lot of time and money, he advises them to focus on education, mentoring, and building a strong team. If they don’t have the time, he suggests working as a joint venture partner or working with asset management.

[00:20:40] – Dylan Suitor made some mistakes in his real estate business. A 32-unit purchase he didn’t go through the proper due diligence. He didn’t have an environmental. He did not talk about capex Improvements, the roof, the main stack, the HVAC, the plumbing and the electrical updates. Dylan Suitor’s team of seven full-time agents is in the office every morning at 8:45, they have a meeting at 9:15. They do a half an hour of what are their clients looking for? They try to pair them up and then they regroup four to 430 with a third party coach.

[00:25:58] – Nomad Capitalist is a book that talks about freedom, lifestyle and finances. It’s important to have multiple locations in the world and to have somewhere safe to go. The Fourth Turning talks about the 20 year cycles of the economy. And it’s 80 years total, but it’s 20 years seasons.

[00:32:27] – Half of the basement of his new house is dedicated to board games. Strategy is a big part of his game strategy. If he promises something to someone, he’s going to follow through on it. 90% of people in his organization don’t follow through with promises.

[00:34:19] – On Sunday, Dylan Suitor is usually in a bar watching football. Dylan Suitor works 80-100 hours a week. 

[00:35:54] – Real estate investing is rewarding, but dangerous if you skip steps. Find the right people in your ecosystem and connect yourself with the right power team and the world is your oyster. 


From Pizza Door Delivery to a 47 Door Portfolio



Start your real estate investing journey with house hacking.

“Go for the ugliest home. And you do those improvements and go for the cheapest possible price so that you can put less money of yours into the deal.”

Our podcast guest this week, Aditya Soma, is a real estate investor and entrepreneur based in Canada. He started his real estate journey in 2016 and has since built a portfolio of 47 rental units. He is also the owner and operator of a successful real estate sales business.

He came from a lower-middle-class family in India, his Father had to borrow money from friends and relatives to enable Aditya to come to Canada for his education. He worked various odd jobs to make ends meet and eventually found his way into the real estate industry. He now owns 47 units and has quit his software job to focus on his real estate business full-time.

In this episode, you will learn the following:

  1. How Aditya Soma went from being a poor student with debt to becoming a successful real estate investor with 47 rental units
  2. The importance of building credit and having a good credit score
  3. How house hacking can be a great starting point for new real estate investors

Other episodes you’ll enjoy:

Reflections on Last 2 Years and Where Are We Heading (Ep. 200)

https://thereiteclub.com/en/podcast/reflections-last-2-years-and-where-are-we-heading-ep-200

Scaling your Portfolio – Success is in the Details (Ep. 177)

https://thereiteclub.com/en/podcast/scaling-your-portfolio-success-details-ep-177

Investing in Real Estate as a Couple and as a Team (Ep. 170)

https://thereiteclub.com/en/podcast/investing-real-estate-couple-and-team-ep-170

This episode has been brought to you in part by
Black Jack Contracting Inc – https://blackjackcontractinginc.ca/
BM Select – https://bmselect.ca/

The REITE Club podcast – for sponsor slots contact Katherine at grow@thereiteclub.com

Loved this episode? Please leave us a review and rating.

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From being an immigrant with over $100K in debt to becoming financially independent at 30,

Aditya Soma is a software engineer turned real estate agent in Canada making over a million dollars in commissions. He has not just built a dream life for his family but is also helping people create FREEDOM. It all started with one YouTube video; today he has 20,000+ Subscribers, with over 1 million views, and in 2021 he and his company (WincityReal Estate Team) sold $75million of real estate.

Aditya comes from a humble background in India and has had a tough childhood. He has seen his father hustle into odd jobs to get the food on the table. And now, finally, he helped retired his father, paid away all his debt, and is living the Canadian dream with his family.

Aditya has been rated as #1 real estate agent in Windsor, ON, and is among the top 40 Real Estate Agents in Canada. In his personal portfolio, he has accumulated 47 doors and counting

Aditya Kumar Soma’s contact info:

Email: aditya@wincityre.com

Website: https://adityasoma.com/
Instagram: @adityakumarsoma
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adityaksoma
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AdityaKumarSoma
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aditya-kumar-soma-755679109/

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Understanding Landlord and Tenant Issues – A Paralegals Perspective



The last two years have seen a continued decline in the functional running of the Landlord Tenant Board and landlords and real estate investors are having to be much more accurate in the application process and creative in their approaches to tenant issues. 

This is increasingly requiring the need to have an experienced legal representative on your case, otherwise, you run the risk of waiting 8-12 months for a hearing, failing, and having to start all over again. 

One such expert is Andrew Choubeta, a paralegal and fellow real estate investor. Andrew can often be found sharing almost unbelievable stories about his work in this area. However, in today’s episode, he delves deeply into the various processes to be aware of right now, proposed future changes, and potential rent freezes and bylaw updates. 

This is a must-listen episode for any real estate investor because it’s not a case of if you face a tenant issue but when. 

In this episode you will learn about:

  • Changes to the interpretations of N13’s and the impact on landlords
  • How the Ontario rental landscape might change 
  • Using Advanced Resolution Requests to speed things up
  • The rental market freeze – if and when it might happen
  • Short-term rental bylaws and changes
  • How landlords can protect their investments and portfolios
  • When a post-Nov 2018 rental increase may not apply.
  • Trying to find the mystery prosecutor 
  • The express lane for N7’s
  • Is there a solution to LTB dysfunction?

Andrew Choubeta is a paralegal that cares about landlords and their investments. Servicing all of Ontario, Andrew and his colleagues at Caveat LLP have a combined decade of experience dealing with investor-focused Landlord and Tenant issues. As an investor himself, Andrew has a results-driven approach to legal practice.

Get in touch with Andrew Choubeta:
Websitewww.caveatllp.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Caveatllp/
Email: info@caveatlegalservices.com
Phone: 289-339-1311

This episode has been brought to you in part by
Black Jack Contracting Inc – https://blackjackcontractinginc.ca/
BM Select – https://bmselect.ca/

The REITE Club podcast – for sponsor slots contact Katherine at grow@thereiteclub.com


How to Have Real Estate Fund Your Life



People get involved in real estate and real estate for a variety of reasons. One of the most popular is to step away from the 9-5 and have it fund an enjoyable lifestyle.

Our podcast guest this week, Michael Dominguez, started investing when he and his wife were both working well-paid corporate jobs. But as he became more involved Michael decided to go into real estate full time, the choice he had to make was either as a realtor or a real estate investor because he found he couldn’t focus on both and have as much success.

In this episode, Michael shares what direction he took, how that has helped him build his portfolio, and now how he is helping others achieve similar results through his book. He also outlines a defining moment more recently when 3 clients passed away and how that pushed him to design the best life he is now leading and where that takes him.

In this episode you will learn about:

  • Following the buy a property a year strategy
  • Choosing between becoming a realtor or a real estate investor full time
  • Structuring joint venture deals 
  • Identifying quality properties in quality neighborhoods
  • Finding ideal tenants who will leave in 2-5 years
  • Planning and preparing for market turmoil
  • Living the best life after having three clients pass away
  • Offering tenants the option to move out
  • Not being focused on building net worth

Get in touch with Michael Dominguez:
Website: www.armchairrealestatemillionaire.com 

Michael Dominguez is an award-winning sales representative, a member of the RE/MAX Hall of Fame, and the founder of Doors to Wealth Real Estate Group, a team of realtors focused on educating and assisting people in residential real estate. 

After becoming a realtor in 2008, Michael realized the opportunities in real estate investing and bought his first investment property, proceeding to add to his portfolio for 10 consecutive years. Throughout his realtor career, he has completed over 300 investment property transactions. 

When he entered real estate in 2008, Michael was drawn to people who saw real estate ownership as a vehicle for building wealth and reaching their goals. Many of his current and former clients were able to quit their full-time job, do more of what they wanted to do, and seek their passions. 
As an investor realtor, Michael discovered a real passion for helping others build their wealth so they can experience the choices and financial freedom they desire. 

Michael has been named Investor Realtor of the Year by the Real Estate Investment Network (REIN) twice, as well as Canadian Real Estate Magazine Investor Realtor of the Year. He was also awarded a RE/MAX Jazz Mentorship Award. 

In his downtime, Michael is a die-hard Los Angeles Dodgers fan and an avid traveler who desires to have as many once-in-a-lifetime experiences as possible in his life. Currently, he and his wife own 11 two-unit dwellings in Ontario, Canada. 

This episode has been brought to you in part by
Legal Second Suites – https://legalsecondsuites.com
BM Select – https://bmselect.ca/
The REITE Club podcast – for sponsor slots contact Katherine at grow@thereiteclub.com


Reflections on Last 2 Years and Where Are We Heading



When The REITE Club podcast reached 100 episodes who could have predicted what was going to happen to real estate and the world in general during the next 100?

But here we are, 2 years later, celebrating 200 episodes of the podcast.

Join The REITE Club Co-Founders, Laurel Simons, Daniel St. Jean, Sarah Larbi, and Alfonso Salemi as they share what they have been up to over the last two years, where they think things are heading for real estate in the short term and what you need to be doing to prepare for that.

They also share what their plans are for the next two years and where they hope to be by the time episode 300 rolls around as they Customize Their Lives. 

In this episode you will hear about:

  • Customizing your life through real estate 
  • Laurel’s adventures in wine and travel
  • Daniel’s pivot to out-of-country investing
  • Sarah’s development projects and strategy shift
  • Alfonso’s team expansion personally and professionally
  • Co-founder’s thoughts on the immediate future of real estate
  • Their future plans during the next 100 episodes

We’re Sarah Larbi, Alfonso Salemi, Laurel Simmons, and Daniel St-Jean. We’ve all been real estate investors for many years now, and we all have different experiences and specialties, especially when it comes to real estate investing! We look forward to connecting with you as our REITE Club community grows.

Website: https://thereiteclub.com/
Email: 
grow@thereiteclub.com

This episode has been brought to you in part by
Black Jack Contracting Inc – https://blackjackcontractinginc.ca/
Mid-Term Rentals- https://sarahlarbi.com/mid-term-rentals/
BM Select – https://bmselect.ca/


Being a Mindful Landlord and Investing in Montreal



Being a Mindful Landlord and Investing in Montreal

After being dropped into property management while at University as a student house manager, Terrie Schauer took a harder look at the industry and a wider consideration of real estate investing as a career and business.

After first being a full-time Property Manager for a company in France she now manages a growing portfolio for herself and still manages properties for a number of select clients in Quebec.

Her Ph.D. and Masters have given her a passion for research and she spends time understanding the background of hot topics like affordable housing and rent control and then takes mindful decisions around her real estate investing direction and strategies.

In this wide-ranging discussion, Terrie shares her thoughts on the Montreal market, property management, discipline and preparation from being a word champion in Jiu Jitsu and her passion for applying mindfulness principles to Real Estate investing having written the #1 bestselling book on the topic, The Mindful Landlord.   

In this episode you will learn about:

  • Mindfulness and real estate investing  
  • Property management lessons early in life
  • How property management can be a gateway to other REI business 
  • Montreal market rentals and challenges
  • How to successfully hire a good property manager
  • CMHC and affordable housing 
  • Researching rent control and does it make sense 

Get in touch with Terrie Schauer:
Website: https://terrieschauer.com/
Mindful Landlord book – https://terrieschauer.com/order-mindful-landlord-book/
LinkedIn: 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/terrieschauer/
 
With 20+ years of experience as a Real Estate investor and property manager, Terrie is CEO & founder of MyRoom Gestion, a property management and Real Estate consulting group based in Montreal, Canada. She is the leading authority on applying mindfulness principles to Real Estate investing and has written the #1 bestselling book on the topic, Mindful Landlord.

Co-host of two wealth and real estate podcasts (The Mindful Wealth Podcast & The Real Estate Investor’s Club Podcast), her clients include business owners, executives and professionals who want to hedge the rat race and gain financial freedom through Real Estate. Her passion is to help fellow investors act for both profit and peace of mind.

Her key areas of expertise are Real Estate with a focus on holistic wealth, financial freedom, and female excellence in investing and beyond. She has given keynote addresses at Canadian Real Estate conferences on these topics.

Terrie holds a Ph.D. (SFU) and Masters degree from Oxford University. She is a two-time world champion in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Her best-selling book, Mindful Landlord, is currently available on Amazon.

This episode has been brought to you in part by
Private $ 4 Mortgages https://privatemoney4mortgages.com/
Inspire Beach Resort https://inspirebeachresort.com/
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Financing, Pivoting and Looking at Luxury Developments in the US



Podcast guest, Jacob Perez, has been investing in the Hamilton, Ontario real estate market since he was 23 years old initially with single-family and duplexes and moving more into multi-family properties. He has also previously used the short-term rental strategy but now is more positive about the mid-term rental market. 

As a mortgage agent, Jacob stays up to date with the latest news in financing and shares what he is seeing and expecting when it comes to interest rate increases, how private money has not moved up as quickly, and what to look for if financing in the US.

Being always ready to pivot is one of Jacob’s rules and after having enjoyed the opportunity to buy a vacation condo in Florida he spent more time recently looking at the US market. He is now working on luxury development projects in Florida as well as continuing to invest in multi-family opportunities in Ontario looking to leverage some of the CMHC financing options. 

In this episode you will learn about:

  • From real estate investing to mortgage brokerage
  • Nuances of investing in the US and US financing options
  • Be ready to pivot as markets change
  • Midterm rentals versus short-term rentals
  • Impact rising rates are having
  • What’s happening in the private money market
  • What are trigger rates and how are they affected
  • Extending mortgage amortization 

Jacob Perez has been investing in the Hamilton, Ontario real estate market since he was 23 years old. Leveraging his early success, he began partnering with families and professionals in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) to complete joint venture real estate transactions.

He is now working on luxury development projects in Florida and continues to keep an eye on local markets as things change. Jacob works as a Mortgage Agent with Synergy Mortgage Group, a role that allows him to assist investors and first-time homebuyers leverage real estate.

Get in touch with Jacob Perez:
Instagram: @jacobperez10
Website: 
https://synergymortgagegroup.com/

This episode has been brought to you in part by
Paul Copcutt – https://paulcopcutt.com/
Mid-Term Rentals – https://sarahlarbi.com/mid-term-rentals/
BM Select – https://bmselect.ca/


Lessons From Becoming a Full-Time Real Estate Investor



When they get started in real estate investing, the dream for many is to quit their 9-5 and become full-time investors and customize their lives. But how can you do that confidently and successfully? 

This week’s podcast guest, Jared Henderson was able to flip a property in January this year which gave him the cushion to take that step after 10 years of building his portfolio to 23 doors.

In this episode Jared shares his journey, his focus on student rentals and how he has switched his approach with the recent market downturns and rising interest rates. He also shares the importance of not only being able to analyze a property for one strategy but ensuring you have a plan B with such a volatile environment that is likely to be around for a while. 

In this episode you will learn about:

  • Getting started in real estate investing and growing to 23 properties
  • The changing student rental market 
  • How to address non-cash flowing properties
  • Going full-time into real estate investing
  • How to analyze a flip in today’s market
  • Delegating non-business building tasks
  • The balance of education and taking action
  • Networking and investing remotely

Get in touch with Jared Henderson
Instagram: 
@jaredh55

This episode has been brought to you in part by
Black Jack Contracting Inc – https://blackjackcontractinginc.ca/
Paul Copcutt – https://paulcopcutt.com/
BM Select – https://bmselect.ca/


What the Latest Interest Rate Changes Mean for Investors



On September 7th the Bank of Canada again raised interest rates, perhaps higher than many people expected. They also indicated that they were not finished when it comes to raising rates further.

What does this all mean for real estate investors?

In this special recording from a recent webinar, Daniel Patton of Butler Mortgage outlines the impact this most recent rate increase will have and perhaps what additional rate rises may mean. 

In this episode you will learn about:

  • Stress tests and qualifying rate changes
  • Commercial rate considerations
  • Fixed versus variable rates – which one to choose?
  • Why fixed rates may be cheaper than variable
  • 3% and above means a high risk for the banks 
  • What is a trigger rate and how to calculate it
  • What does an investor do right now?

Daniel Patton is the co-owner of BM Select and has been helping Investors scale their Real Estate Portfolio for over 15 years. BM Select is the # 1 Mortgage Brokerage for volume for the last 5 years, and in 2021 they funded over $600M in mortgage transactions. BM Select continues to be the industry leader for Investors when it comes to buying and selling real estate. 

Daniel was born and raised in Mississauga Ontario Canada and grew up playing competitive sports and music while spending some time at school as well. Daniel suffered from ADHD as a child but often says that it has helped shape his career, and in many ways taught him how to be successful in business and as an investor. He has been involved in mortgages since 2003 and his team routinely ranks among the Top 20 Mortgage Agents across the country.

Get in touch with Daniel Patton:
Website: https://www.butlermortgage.ca/
Email: 
daniel@bmselect.ca
905.569.8326  ext 112
 

This episode has been brought to you in part by
Black Jack Contracting Inc – https://blackjackcontractinginc.ca/
Private $ 4 Mortgages – http://privatemoney4mortgages.com/
BM Select – https://bmselect.ca/