North Vancouver · British Columbia
Investment Properties

Finance the property. Plan the portfolio.

Evaluate a rental purchase within your wider borrowing picture, including cash reserves and future acquisitions.

Look beyond gross rent

Model vacancy, maintenance, taxes, insurance, management and financing. Positive gross rental income does not automatically mean a property produces positive cash flow.

Match the lender to the portfolio

Lenders differ in their treatment of rent, existing mortgages, ownership structures and property types. A complete schedule of properties helps avoid surprises late in the review.

Stress-test the plan

Explore what happens if rent is lower, expenses rise or the mortgage renews at a different rate. Keep a reserve for repairs and periods without a tenant.

A useful starting checklist

  • Rental agreements and rent roll
  • Mortgage and tax statements for existing properties
  • Personal income and down-payment records
  • Property operating expenses

Open the interactive document checklist

Continue your planning

Read the related mortgage guide

Your next move starts with a conversation.

Bring your questions. We’ll work through the options.

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