All Forum Posts by: Adeeb Shaheer

Any sault Ste Marie investors?

Id love to get to know and build relationships with a mentor.

I have organized my weekdays in a way where I can spend 2/3 hrs after my 10hr shift to learn real estate. I usually spend my entire weekends learning about it from bigger pockets, learning to underwrite and evaluate, learning financing etc. I understand the importance of time so i do not want to waste anyones time. I would like to serve and learn. 

Id love to come help on the weekends for rehab work or any assistance in your endeavours. 
 

Any takes on some key questions to ask staffing agencies. Im trying to build a script. This is what i have so far

would love some tips from you guys!

asking if agency might be a good fit.

Have you had many traveling staff employed in those regions?

duration of contracts for these traveling staff?

where do they usually stay? Do you arrange accommodations for them?

Do you handle the housing arrangements directly, or do the staff members have a say in their accommodations?

When your traveling staff are housed, is it typically done
individually or as a group?

Another thing I'm curious about is whether your traveling staff ever come with pets or family members?

do you happen to have an approximate count of how many traveling staff were placed?

what's the average cost per contract?

does your agency work with multiple vendors to arrange housing for traveling staff?

If so, how has the experience been, and are there any areas you're looking to improve upon?

How are the rate of cancellations etc

I understand basic real estate(thank you bigger pockets) and I am building good capital through my salary as a 26yr old with time on my hands. I'm confused if I should fix distressed properties and sell it. Or do BRRRR.I noticed the population drop but every year people are migrating here with roughly 22% of the total population to be 65+. prices are low but I'm not sure if I should either do BRRRR or flip cheap properties.

https://www.realtor.ca/on/sault-ste-marie/real-estate

152 listings. There are lots of students. There is also a large hospitals. I am trying to see if I can get data for travelling nurses perhaps.

Only thing I can think of is calling the HR dept of the hospitals.

RNIP an immigrating pilot program has been extended as well for more months and is said to soon be permanent. which means student rentals and some skilled immigrant workers. That's the future according to articles. But population trend shows it has declined from 75000 to 70000.

But for the last two years they maxed out migrants through RNIP program. 

any tips guys?

Real estate is my dream!

*RNIP is a program to migrate people into this city to increase economic growth. It is a community recommendation to get Permanent residency faster.

can i flip houses or brrr in sault ste marie?

I noticed the population drop but every year people are migrating here with roughly 22% of the total population to be 65+. prices are low but im not sure if I should either do BRRRR or flip cheap properties