Airbnb has reported that a Toronto condo building is the first in Canada to come to agreement with the short-term rental company. The company in question is called Neptune condominiums. Other buildings within the United States have signed similar agreements. In short, the condo board on the one hand agrees to Airbnb rentals, but it also…
Archive for: October, 2017
Last week, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OFSI) introduced new rules on mortgage lending to take effect next year. OSFI will set a new minimum qualifying rate, or “stress test,” for uninsured mortgages. These are mortgage customers with down payments 20% or greater than their home price. The rules will now require…
Picture yourself receiving a seven day house hunting trip to your new location and a Canadian destination service. You are offered the rental home finding services of a Canadian destination services company… for one day. Yes, that is for 1/7th of your time in the new city. There are a few things going against your…
I just recently wrote an article about relocation security breach potential. As it happens I also went to the Data Security Session at this year’s ERC in Chicago and was very disappointed in the quality of the content. All Points Relocation Canada felt that this should have been the session to learn about any given…
I just recently wrote an article about relocation security breach potential. As it happens I also went to the Data Security Session at this year’s ERC in Chicago and was very disappointed in the quality of the content. In the audience there were Human Resources, Relocation Service providers and Destination Service providers. There were great…
All Points Relocation Canada wants to bring the issue of data security and privacy to the attention of our readers. A few weeks ago it was reported that there was a huge data breach at credit reporting company Equifax. This exposed sensitive information, such as Social Security numbers and addresses, of up to 143 million…
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