All articles about Manitoba Investment Property Guide.
Buying a Winnipeg duplex with tenants paying $400 below market isn't a value-add opportunity under Manitoba's 1.7% rent cap. Here's how to model it correctly before you commit.
Ontario and BC investors buying in Winnipeg face rent control, aging housing stock, and STR prohibition that don't exist in their home markets. Here's what you actually need.
National Canadian real estate courses teach cap rate, DSCR, and BRRRR. They don't cover Manitoba's rent cap, knob-and-tube wiring, or Airbnb prohibition. Here's what does.
Free RTB and CMHC resources cover the legislation. They don't cover underwriting, strategy, or the Manitoba-specific traps that cost investors five figures. Here's the real comparison.
A HELOC from your primary residence can fund the down payment on a rental property—and the interest is tax-deductible in Canada. Here's how the strategy works.
Winnipeg rental property delivers 5–7% gross yields with no speculation tax. Here's what the market really looks like and how to buy in without getting burned.
Manitoba rent control caps increases at 1.7% in 2025 and 1.8% in 2026. Here's how the rules work, who's exempt, and how above-guideline applications actually function.
Evicting a tenant in Manitoba requires the right notice form, correct timelines, and RTB compliance. Here's how the process actually works for landlords.