Real Estate Corporations in Canada - Should You Incorporate

so if the real estate company is paying the property management company, Can you still hire a professional 3rd party property management company?

When setting up the 3 tier system. Do I assign 100% of the share of my real-estate company to the Corporation (ex 0000000 O N T A R I O C O R P) , Assuming my wife and I have a 50% split of the 0000000 O N T A R I O C O R P); or do we also have to have our names in the Realestate corp with say 1% each and 98% to the 0000000 O N T A R I O C O R P)?

Can you do this kind of structure to purchase rental property outside Canada, ex : Mexico?

Can Social enterprises hold real estate?

thank you for the content, very helpful

Great video. So 8-12% of rental income will be paid to the management company as fees (white 88%-92% of rental income will still be passive). So the tax savings will be around 35% (50% passive rate - 15% active rate) on the 8-12%? Is that enough savings to go through all the trouble? Or did I miss something?

Hi Can you please share the Investor focus accountant and lawyer details in Calgary ???

What power do holding companies has that were not entitled to?

very helpful Thx

Great video

Amazing video! But i have 1 question, please correct me if i am wrong. You are saying that through your property management company under the holding umbrella you can collect rents while actively managing properties then keep 8-12% management fees and pay the rest out to your real estate corp and avoid passive capital gains taxes on the rent?

How do I transfer the real estate assets I already own in a corp. into a holding company without triggering a tax headache?

Awesome tips! Thank you for putting this out!

what if you did all your scaling already and it was all in personal name and don't plan on scaling up anymore would you incorp? holding company? etc

This is the best video I’ve watched so far in 2022 and on going
Thank you

Do you offer services during tax return time? I need a RE focused CPA, you seem to know what you're talking about!

Been looking for this information laid out so thoughtfully - and stoked to have this resource to share with other Canadian real estate investors!

fantastic...very informative video.

Thank you Matt for this great video. Really appreciate this.

Why not just start a property management company/corporation to manage your own properties?

Thank you!

Hi Matt, clear explanation, good job! my question is, if all the saved up money used up for few personal real estate investments (as it needs at least 20% down), how to generate money for further investment? The mortgage advisor is telling not to refinance the equity generated from the investment properties, as it is still going to affect the purchase power and qualification for the mortgage for the new purchase. What is your advise?

More of these real estate tax videos!

Keep up the good work.

Hi a question, if i sell my principal residence to my corporation, will i have to pay capital gain on the value i purchased and the assessed value i sell to my corporation?

Thanks for this video. Very helpful.

For a commercial warehouse purchased for your own business use, is it smarter to set up a corporation to purchase the warehouse and then rent it back to your business or just purchase the warehouse in my sole proprietorship?

Thank you for another awesome video! Great tips! I really enjoy the videos, always easy to follow along.

What if you want to be a holding corporation and invest in more than one industry?

Great content , thank you Matt

I'm enjoying this video.

Love love love the explanation that Matt is giving here. super informative and easy to understand.

Great content as always

Matt, great video. Thanks for always putting others first and providing such great content, especially for us Canuck investors.

The Lifetime Capital Gains Exemption (LCEG) increases yearly, 2021 it’s up to approx $892K per person.

For other viewers/readers, keep in mind you don’t qualify for the LCEG if the shares of the Corp are owned by a Holdco, rather, this is where a family trust structure could be advantageous as a beneficiary of the trust can sell the shares and the individual would receive the LCGE.

100% more tax videos please. Really loving the Finance Friday’s with Finley mortgages. Please bring back Kyle on mortgages too, he’s been awesome in the past!

What would you say about a partnership. 1 partner on title the other securing his half with a lien?

Hey Matt! Great video and super informative!

Great info, more tax video please

Future tax videos, Yes please

Lots of great tips

Great content. Can you invite a tax accountant to talk about Bare Trust and benefits

I appreciate your content, especially this specifically.

Listened to the video and it answered many of my questions as to the structure of the business. My question is, does the rent go directly into the management company and then gets distributed to the appropriate Corp? Or does the Corp receive the rents and then they distribute to the management company ? If the rental is in the corps name, can the rent be sent to a different name ie: management company

Great video matt.. more tax tips please 👍🏻

30 minute video with ZERO ads midroll???

What a legend!!

Hey Matt, is flip and sell corporate structure similar to rental investments? Great video by the way 👍

Thanks for sharing Matt. Great information.

Tks Matt you answered questions I didn't even know to ask

Great tips 🙂👍🏻Key is do your research before deciding to incorporate or not. Thanks Matt

I'm listening to Matt's video while mentally structuring my real estate investment company operating in a remote town called Quispamsis,Saint John,NB,while sitting in my mother-in-law's old cottage , sipping pu er tea and wondering , in a high humidity cloudy rainy early spring day,when I can fly to Canada.

Great video! We started incorporating when we started syndicating and doing commercial deals. Now we have too many corps haha. Next step is a fund