Canadian STR screen · reviewed August 14, 2026

Compliance before cash flow.

A city average cannot tell you whether one address may operate or whether its expenses are deductible. Verify the location, permissions and records first—then screen one period using only numbers you can support.

Private in this browserNo market revenue guessesNo email or provider pushCurrent CRA sources

Address-level viability workbench

These confirmations are intentionally strict. Checking a box is your private planning record, not Bremo verification or legal approval.

Five gates before the math

Cash costs and reserve entered
Contribution before tax
Contribution per booked night

Boundary: This excludes income tax, GST/HST payable or credits, CCA, sale costs, property-value changes and legal eligibility. It is cash-flow arithmetic—not a tax return, cap rate, booking forecast or investment recommendation.

Reject false confidence.

No market-wide revenue tableUse property-specific availability, legal nights, actual or supported booking evidence and seasonality. A headline occupancy or nightly rate is not evidence for one address.
No universal expense ratioReconcile platform statements, turnover invoices, utilities, insurance, licences, taxes, repairs, financing cash flow and a reserve for the same period.
No provider before the decisionSeparate records and account functions only after compliance and a valid period screen. Provider terms and authenticated outcomes remain separate.
Corrected August 14, 2026: Bremo removed unsupported market revenue, occupancy, cap-rate, management-cost and tax-treatment tables; pre-consent Google tracking; and unrelated KOHO promotions. Those claims were not supported by current address-level primary evidence.