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Question regarding income/expenses disclosure timeline

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My father and I are in the process of buying a new property to Airbnb in British Columbia, Canada. On April 2, we signed a contract and I asked my real estate agent for the expenses and income. She never said no and agreed to get all the information we needed. I realize now not setting a deadline for this or getting it in writing was a mistake.

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Fast forward to today (April 22), I was approved for the mortgage a week ago and made the earnest payment for the property around the same time. When meeting our real estate agent today, she said I should write her an email with what specific income and expenses I want. We had always said we wanted to login to the owner's Airbnb account (this property earns half of its income from Airbnb and half from mid term rentals). Our real estate agent agreed tentatively to giving us this information when we signed the contract, but now she says our request is not reasonable.

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So here are my questions. Is it acceptable to login to somebody else's Airbnb account? What should we expect a rent role to look like? How do we know it is not fabricated since they won't let us login to their Airbnb? At what point in this real estate deal would it have been appropriate for expenses and income to have been disclosed? What power do I have to force them to give over the information I want?

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