Depending on your relation with the bank, they may lend you 50-70% of the loan balance.

There will be a little bit of touch up work needed to cover and repaint nail holes in the walls (she did the place out really nicely but there are a lot of pictures and decor up on the walls)  Other than that there is no damage that I saw when I had to go in a couple of weeks ago to repair a leaky toilet valve.My question is this. 

I would prefer to be able to refinance or somehow pull out equity relatively soon on the new property so that I can keep repeating the process.

@Mitchlyn Davis your lease agreement should clearly cover this scenario.

You mention others saying that $200/mo cash flow is good, but that’s relative to the initial investment.

It has nothing to do with being licensed in most states.If you are talking about getting licensed then generally the classroom tests and then you go take the bigger test for the state that covers state and national questions.

The early termination fee, from other Property Management leases and forums that I reviewed is to 1) discourage a tenant from breaking the lease early in the first place but financially 2) cover the costs of advertising, showing the unit, etc involved with re-leasing the unit.

Price is relatively cheap compared to other areas of the country and other areas of the state.

Hello,I am planing to make a flip on condo in Montreal, i am new to this market relatively (4 Months), and in generally to this country.So i have couple of questions that i will love to get an opinion on,1-Is there any option to find out about closed deals that happened in a specific area/neighborhood?

Then, start looking at prices as they relate to what you want to spend.Boston prices are so high that it's going to be hard to cash flow.