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We made an offer on a multifamily building in a neighbourhood we already invest in. It wasn’t accepted.We knew our numbe...
08/13/2026

We made an offer on a multifamily building in a neighbourhood we already invest in. It wasn’t accepted.

We knew our numbers going in and we stuck to them. Even with multiple offers on the table — and the temptation to bump ours just to win — we kept emotion out of it. If the numbers don’t work, they don’t work.

Disappointed, not devastated. We still feel confident we made the right call, and that discipline is what protects the portfolio long-term.

On to the next one. 🏢

Hot landlord debate: PETS or NO PETS? 🐾 We allow pets at our properties. Here's why — pet-friendly units attract longer-...
07/31/2026

Hot landlord debate: PETS or NO PETS? 🐾 We allow pets at our properties. Here's why — pet-friendly units attract longer-term tenants and reduce vacancy. But not everyone agrees. What's your policy and why? Tell me in the comments 👇

07/28/2026

Once a quarter, we zoom out and look at the bigger picture across our portfolio: 📈

Trends over time — is this property (and this portfolio) actually moving in the right direction, or just staying afloat?

Operational efficiency — are we running as lean and smart as we could be, or is there fat to trim?

Value creation — what have we actually built this quarter? Forced appreciation, equity growth, positioning for the next move

Monthly numbers tell you if you’re okay. Quarterly reviews tell you if you’re winning.

Toured an apartment building this afternoon 🏢 Always keeping our eyes open for the next deal.
07/25/2026

Toured an apartment building this afternoon 🏢 Always keeping our eyes open for the next deal.

07/21/2026

Every real estate decision we make gets run through the same 3 questions. 📋

After 15+ years of investing, we’ve found these cut through the noise and keep us objective, no matter how big or small the decision:

1️⃣ How does this affect our NOI (net operating income)?

2️⃣ How does this affect our risk?

3️⃣ How does this affect the overall value of the building or property?

It’s not about ticking boxes — it’s a simple filter that helps us slow down and make decisions we won’t second-guess later.

Watch the video for how we actually use this in real life 👆

🏠 Good landlords look out for each other.And one of the most important ways we do that? Honest tenant references.I’ve se...
07/17/2026

🏠 Good landlords look out for each other.

And one of the most important ways we do that? Honest tenant references.

I’ve seen firsthand what happens when a bad reference wasn’t given when it should have been — and it cost a fellow landlord time, money, and a whole lot of stress. It’s a lesson I never forgot.

Here’s what I believe every landlord owes their fellow investors:

✅ Be accurate — tell the truth, good or bad

✅ Be timely — don’t leave someone waiting when a unit is on the line

✅ Be fair — stick to facts, not feelings

When we hold each other to a higher standard, we build a rental community that actually works for everyone — landlords and good tenants alike.

I also use SingleKey to keep my screening process sharp on my end, because good systems and good people go hand in hand.

Have you ever been burned by a reference that should have been given and wasn’t? Or been the one who had to make a tough call? Drop it in the comments — I’d love to hear your experience. 👇

07/15/2026

Every month, before anything else, I sit down and review 3 things across our portfolio: 📊

Income — what actually came in vs. what should have came in (rent rolls don’t lie, but they do need double-checking)

Expenses — where the money’s going, what’s creeping up, what needs a second look

Operations — vacancies, maintenance requests, tenant issues… the stuff that tells you how the properties are really running, not just how they look on paper

This is the unsexy part of real estate investing that nobody posts about. But it’s the difference between owning properties and actually running a business.

If you’re investing (or thinking about it), this is your monthly non-negotiable. 👇

🏅 Another year as Airbnb Superhosts in the books!Proud to keep that streak going — consistent 5-star stays, repeat guest...
07/13/2026

🏅 Another year as Airbnb Superhosts in the books!

Proud to keep that streak going — consistent 5-star stays, repeat guests, and spaces people love coming back to. Superhost status isn’t just a badge — it means showing up for guests, keeping things spotless, and responding fast, year after year.

Grateful for another great year and looking forward to what’s next.

If you’ve ever thought about hosting or investing in short-term rentals, we’re happy to share what’s worked for us. 🏡

🏠 Maintenance inspections aren't just about checking boxes—they're about catching small problems before they become expe...
07/10/2026

🏠 Maintenance inspections aren't just about checking boxes—they're about catching small problems before they become expensive ones.

We recently completed inspections on four single-family homes. Here's what we found that hadn't been reported:

💧 A leaking dryer?! We found water on the laundry room floor and traced it to a dryer packed with soaking wet clothes left sitting for who knows how long. Not a plumbing leak—a laundry habit. Reminder that the source of a "leak" isn't always what you'd expect.

• A dryer vent packed with lint

• A front-load washer left closed—perfect environment for mould

• A furnace humidifier still set to winter mode, plus a dirty filter

• A plugged faucet aerator causing very low water flow

• A leaking shut-off valve under a bathroom sink

🔥 In one home, several smoke alarms had no batteries at all

• A few minor items too: sinks needing fresh silicone, a broken cupboard door

None of these were major—yet. Left unchecked, several could have led to water damage, mould, fire hazards, or costly repairs.

This is exactly why we do routine inspections. Not to catch tenants doing something wrong—but to protect the home and catch small issues before they become expensive ones.

What's the most surprising thing you've ever found during a rental inspection?

Messages like this never get old. ❤️We truly believe that being a landlord is about more than collecting rent. It’s abou...
07/08/2026

Messages like this never get old. ❤️

We truly believe that being a landlord is about more than collecting rent. It’s about treating people with respect, communicating openly, and following through when something needs attention.

Owning rental properties is a business—but it’s also about people. We’re grateful for tenants like this and never take the trust they place in us for granted.

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89 Wyatt Ridge
Fort Saskatchewan, AB
T8L0Y3

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+17809665047

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