But I've been wrong before, and most likely will be again. :)I hope this makes sense. 

I’m pretty sure I know what caused these holes, but maybe I’m wrong?  

I am not saying I’m right or wrong here, or this means you should or should not wait to buy.

I always thought those were expensive to do, or worrying about getting the wrong person to set it up for me.

There's a couple of things that might be going wrong here.

My lease is 10 pages long; tenants are adults who may choose to read the material or not.If It turns out that I'm wrong about the way people will behave in this crisis I'll suffer the financial pain, admit it, and adjust my policies accordingly.

Mike, I cannot be mad at you because sounds like you know your stuff and we all have different risk tolerance, although I think that you are just more optimistic about this crisis than I am.Not that you are wrong and I am right but just different believes about what's about to happen in next few months.

The investor with 50 Units would Love for you to invest with them, but probably looking for $50k$100k, but the commission cut on the 50 units is probably $1,500-$2,000.I may be wrong but feel for every 20 clients you bring on you may be able to partner with 1. 

I watched a couple of videos on Youtube and understand the 'general' idea of how it works.However, I am struggling to apply it in the real world.So I am looking to buy my first investment property in Hamilton.Please correct me if I am wrong, here is what I understand so far1.

Buying $120,000 property and trying to save $600 is not worth it when something goes wrong