Cash flow is king. It's something most investors have high up on their list of musts. But with higher interest rates, many investors have been feeling the squeeze. And it's scared some investors away, thinking positive cash flow is a thing of the past.

Houses can be expensive. And most investors are looking for opportunities to cut costs and maximize profits. Who doesn't love a good deal? One strategy is buying properties that are being auctioned off.

Monday mornings, the Rock Star Team pours into the office for a team meeting. It's a time for the team to share triumphs and challenges, get advice, and gain clarity around what we're seeing in the market. Recently, looking over the numbers, we noticed a potential problem…

8 Did you hear the Federal government’s pledge to build 3.9M homes by 2031? That’s 1,528 homes a day… every single day for 7 years. It’s double Canada’s record number of homes built in a single year.

Tax rules are always evolving and updating! We’ve gathered some of the most relevant updates this year for Rock Star Inner Circle Members.

Multi-unit properties are becoming more and more common with investors. This generally means a duplex or triplex. But when you start getting into larger multi-unit projects, it becomes a different beast.

Each month I chat with a member about their journey investing in real estate, and I put together a 1-page story to feature them in our monthly newsletter.

Discover how investing in one property today can generate multiple streams of income that grow over time.

The 2021 Canadian Housing Survey found that the growth of renter households is outpacing owner-occupied dwellings. As of 2021, 10 million households in Canada were owner-occupied. That's more than at any point in Canadian history. However, the Canadian population has also rapidly grown, and over the last decade, the percentage of homeowners has actually dropped.

The Bank of Canada has raised interest rates four times since March 2022, raising rates from 0.25% up to 2.5%. The next rate increase will likely have taken place by the time you’re reading this as it’s likely early September.

70% of new immigrants during the pandemic arrived from one country, and that country is… Canada. They were students or non-permanent residents already here, and the Canadian government invited them to apply for citizenship.

If you’ve spent some time reading about inflation, trying to figure out what’s happening to interest rates, or whether we’re headed for a recession, you may have come across the terms "yield curve" and "reverse yield curve".

Canada has a problem. It sucks at counting… or at least its census department does, and that’s a problem because it’s literally their job.

Resale housing supply is at a record low. House prices have gone up drastically in the last few years, far higher than wages. Young people can't get into the market.

It may not be long before many will be priced out of homeownership in the Golden Horseshoe. We could be entering the age of the forever renter. It’s a hard mental switch for many of us, but many teens are growing up assuming they’ll never own their home.

I live in a starter home. It’s a good home, maybe a forever home. In 2020, I’m in the minority as a homeowner in my late 20s. Purchasing my home was a huge accomplishment, but it wasn’t long before I started planning what’s next.

It’s no secret that we live in a high-debt society. According to Equifax Canada, the average Canadian holds $23,800 of non-mortgage debt. That’s debt from things like credit cards, loans and lines of credit. Many people still have debt when they go to buy a house.

Beginning anything new can be daunting. Yes, starting to invest in real estate is an exciting time for an investor. For many of us, buying our first investment property feels like the first step on our journey to living life on our terms. But beyond that excitement, are a lot

When it comes to wine there is a lot to know. It can be an intimidating field but every guy should have a general knowledge of wine and what to drink with what food.

There are some things that every guy needs to know, and one of them is how to tie a necktie. At some point in every man’s life, he has to wear a tie.

So you know how to tie a necktie but you are still clueless when it comes to tying a bow tie…

Many men will refer to textile patterns as checkered and plaid without knowing their proper names. There are several different types of checks and plaids that will frequent a man’s wardrobe…

Fact: A wrinkled dress shirt will make you look like an unprofessional slob. That is why every man should know how to iron his own dress shirt. Here’s a quick how to…

Forget last year’s chunky plastic frames, this year glasses aficionados are gravitating to a Harry Potter-styled wire frame.

The kidnapping of Freddy Heineken took place in November 1983, and quickly gained international recognition as the largest ransom payout…