All Forum Posts by: Andrew Jones

Either they don’t have enough money to cover the expenses, they over extend financially and are forced to sell or give back the property because they couldn’t weather the storm.

They took on too much and weren’t resourceful enough to know what to do and how to do it

What do you think will be the strategies of the future to create value and turn a profit when it comes to what seem to be already optimized areas.

New construction is currently built with the highest and best use in mind.

5000 sq foot lots are now housing 6 unit buildings m.

Most new construction towers are built as condos and not purpose built rentals.

All new subdivisions are cookie cutter, with optimized lot sizes.

Everything is being optimized.

What will real estate investing look like in these areas in the future?

Will we be stuck only being able to do fix and flips? Tearing down old condo buildings only to put up the exact same amount of units.

Opportunity is everywhere, what do you think will be the strategies of chose when all the low hanging fruit is picked.

@Quin Green

Here in Quebec we have 3 ways of finding pre foreclosures

1. Registre Foncier du Québec

This will tell you about anything that has happened to a property

Sale, Transmission, Lean, 60 day notice, Expropriation, sub dividing land....

Very had to find specific deals in here, you’d need to be lucky to find a 60 day notice, you have to search every address and fall upon it

2. JLR/ Mon Prospecteur

These are services where for a monthly fee they will have combed through #1^ and found the leads you want.

They cost 30-120$ a month.

Every time you access any documents to see the 60 day notice or any of the other things it will cost you 1$ each time you open it