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Renting out your home can bring cash—and complications
– moneysense.ca
“[Airbnb’s] product is not what you’re selling—they’re selling the services of the website, so they’re not in the same business you are going into,” Whiteland said. “You’re the product in that scenario, because they need accommodations. That’s how they generate their revenue. So you’re being sold and you need to be honest with yourself about that, too.”
Know the rules before you rent
In her experience working with clients who have any kind of rental business, it’s always more challenging than they expected…
Fallen into negative home equity? Here are your options
– moneysense.ca
There’s unlikely to be respite any time soon, either. The cost of property fell by 0.4% month-on-month in March, and TD Economics predicted house prices dropping by a further 0.3% this year.
What it means to be underwater
If you bought at the top of the market, you may currently have negative equity in your home—known as being “underwater.” This happens when your loan ends up being higher than the value of your property.
While investors typically put at least 20% down on a property, many first-time buyers purchase properties with a down payment as low as 5–10%, meaning it doesn’t take much of a property price drop to put them in negative equity.
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