The easiest thing to do is save money from some sort of full time job then go buy rentals.

What if you wouldn’t typically rent to this person (employment , credit score , etc) and now he’s on the lease, they split, and he’s a problem and won’t leave bc “he is on the lease”.

We are rehab lenders and typically require an ARV appraisal. 

It's typically in a written agreement that should state after move in and all funds collected.

We typically rent to urban professionals for above market rental rates. 

This sort of happened to me when a broken limb fell and crushed my shed last year. 

Recently, many websites in Great Toronto Area comes up with all sorts of real estate information like bungol.ca  one of them, trying to enable people to study and find their property by self-studying , not going through real estate agent, do you really y think  is feasible?

These investors typically use industry experts to find, buy, and manage their real estate holdings.

I would imagine that we would need to get an attorney of some sort involved, but what type, real estate? 

Plus it's typically easier.