Welcome
The Hamilton and District Apartment Association, a non-profit organization, was formed in the spring of 1960 and is believed to be one of the oldest landlord and property management associations in the Province of Ontario. It was first established to address landlord and property manager’s issues with the City of Hamilton and originally there were 6 members representing some 150 units. Since 1960, the Hamilton and District Apartment Association has grown significantly. Our member landlords and property managers manage in excess of 30,000 units throughout Hamilton, Burlington, Brantford, Guelph, Mississauga, Oakville, St. Catharines and into the Niagara Peninsula. The association is a highly respected organization and sought regularly by government, industry, media and the public.
September Dinner Meeting - Bedbugs
September Dinner Meeting: BEDBUGS
Bedbug infestations have become a growing problem in many different types of properties. It is a real concern for managers of residential rental properties and multi-unit properties. We are thrilled to have Roger Burley from Aanteater Pest Control & Wildlife Services come and speak to our membership about this topic (if you are not a member you are still able to attend!).
At this meeting you will learn:
-The history, characteristic and identification of a infestation
-Why they have become a greater problem
-How you can reduce the risks of getting bed bugs (preventative measures)
-How to reduce the risk of them spreading
-What your different treatment options and how do you determine which one is the best for you.
Dinner Registration 6:00 pm Dinner 6:30 Speaker 7:30 (approx)Don Campbell
The HDAA is proud to present:
Don R. Campbell
Real Estate Educator, Researcher, Investor & Best-Selling Author of:
- Real Estate Investing In Canada 2.0
- 97 Tips forCanadian Real Estate Investors,
- 51 Success Stories from Canadian Real Estate Investors&
- 81 Financial and Tax Tips for the Canadian Real Estate Investor
Don made his first investment into residential real estate in 1985 and continues to add to his personal real estateportfolio. He now has extensive holdings across the country. Many successfulyears later, Don is showing thousands of Canadians the exact steps he took.
Don is the author of the best-selling Canadian real estatebook Real Estate Investing in Canada. Published in May 2005, with over 41,000copies sold, it is the all-timebest-selling real estate book in Canadian history.
Don’s second book, 97 Tips for Canadian Real Estate Investorswas released in 2006 and became a #1 best-seller with over 20,000 copies sold. His third book, titled 51 Success Stories of Canadian Real Estate Investors, was released inDecember 2007 and chronicles real estate investors’ stories and follows with detailedanalyses of their journeys so that all investors can mirror the successes andavoid the pitfalls. 81 Financial and Tax Tips for the Canadian Real Estate Investor, releasedin February 2010, is a practical, compact, and easy-to-understandguide to accounting and tax-saving strategies.
Campbell’s comprehensive education programs, in combinationwith his extensive economic research, attract attention in Canadian businesscircles because of their effectiveness and down-to-earth practicality.
CFAA Rental Housing Confrence & Dinner
2010 CFAA Rental Housing Conference & Dinner
The Coast Plaza Hotel & Suites, 1763 Comox Street, Vancouver, BC V6G 1P6
This conference will feature Tom Schwartz, BC Housing Minister Rich Coleman, Scott Ullrich, Paul Sander, Vince Brescia, Mark Kenney and Rob Hunter. Conference sessions, breakfast, lunch and refreshments. The conference will offer two streams of sessions. Each day will wrap up with small group Q&A sessions with speakers from that day. Our conference, hospitality suite, cocktail reception and dinner on Monday evening are great ways to network with rental housing industry professionals across Canada.
Energy & Environment topics: electricity saving measures, energy subsidies, solar heating, geothermal, waste disposal, bedbug management, future energy market regulation and projected energy prices.
Investment & Management topics: reports on new regulations by cities and provinces which may affect you, attracting and keeping tenants in the digital age, ancillary revenue sources, moving towards a smoke free building, dealing with the HST and tax deferral, as well as the economic outlook for rental housing into 2011.
Click here for information on speakers, topics and schedule. http://www.cfaa-fcapi.org/pdf/conference2010schedule.pdf.
SAVE $70 if you register by May 21! Until May 21: One day - $245, Both days - $425; May 22 to June 4: One day - $295, Both days - $495; Monday Cocktail Reception, Dinner and Entertainment: $95 ($125 without conference registration)
REGISTER TODAY! http://www.cfaa-fcapi.org/conference_registration.php. (Please note there will be no on site registration at this event.)
