All Forum Posts by: Bryan Waller
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Post: BRRR strategy, explain?

- Rental Property Investor
- Calgary (Rental in Kihei Maui, HI)
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@Kris Bucci
Is the differential based on the price increase between when you sign a contract to when you take possession? I know Victoria and surroundings has had crazy price increases over the years but I wasn’t sure it was still that accelerated. Is Sooke particularly hot? I’ve been there a few time but I’m not sure I see the appeal compared to Victoria proper.
Post: New Western Canadian to the Community

- Rental Property Investor
- Calgary (Rental in Kihei Maui, HI)
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@John Farady
Definitely not jumping in right now, but waiting to see what the end of the year brings with mortgage deferments beginning to unwind (possibly).
The economy in the Okanagan isn’t oil dependent directly, but there is a steady stream of people with oil money moving there.
Post: New Western Canadian to the Community

- Rental Property Investor
- Calgary (Rental in Kihei Maui, HI)
- Posts 23
- Votes 13
Hello Folks,
I’ve been listening to the BP podcast for about a year and ploughing through the archives. I had a rental property years ago but sold it when kids were young and I didn’t want to deal with it.
I'm older and wiser now and doing the research and math to get back into it. I live in Calgary, but am hoping to move to BC in the next 3-10 years. Part of my motivation to consider REI is to get into a market I'd like to eventually move and retire too in the future.
I am very drawn to the south end of the Okanagan (we spend at least a week in Osoyoos every year for decades). I’m just starting to get info to determine if it can work for a buy and rent, and manage from a distance approach. I’d love to hear from people who have experience with this approach in the area from Kelowna to Osoyoos.
I’m also considering something closer to home to start. Calgary is in a weird real estate market at the moment with flips happening like crazy, but high unemployment making it feel risky as a place to invest in a rental. I’d l like to hear what others think of the potential for Alberta investments.
Thanks in advance.
Bryan