No, a private person cannot be a Leasehold Landlord.
Leasehold Tenant is the developer who will lease the land for a term of 50 years or more from Governments or Public Authority (Leasehold Landlord).
Leasehold Landlord must be Government or Public Authority.
Strata Property Act limits Leasehold Landlords to 9 types:
1/ Federal Government.
2/ Provincial Government.
3/ Municipal Government.
4/ Regional District.
5/ Nisga'a Village or Nisga's Nation.
6/ University.
7/ Sechelt Indian Band.
8/ Provincial Rental Housing Cooperation.
9/ School Board.
Leasehold Tenant is the developer who will lease the land for a term of 50 years or more from Governments or Public Authority (Leasehold Landlord).
Leasehold Landlord must be Government or Public Authority.
Strata Property Act limits Leasehold Landlords to 9 types:
1/ Federal Government.
2/ Provincial Government.
3/ Municipal Government.
4/ Regional District.
5/ Nisga'a Village or Nisga's Nation.
6/ University.
7/ Sechelt Indian Band.
8/ Provincial Rental Housing Cooperation.
9/ School Board.
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