@Joshua Berube When you say rent to own are you implying:1) a lease (rent) with a separate option to purchase at a preset price; or2) an instalment where you set the price now and begin purchasing the property.The CRA has a different outlook on each and the tax implications will be different for both you and the vendor.With scenario 1) you really do not have any equity in the property, so you will likely encounter difficulty pulling permits, etc in preparation to demolish and rebuild.  

Even if the wholesaler is experienced you are going to have to different outlooks on the property and how it should be rehabbed or what it's highest and best use is.

Current Outlook Understandably, supply chain concerns are on investors’ minds across all investment mediums.

Some days the outlook has been discouraging, but many have been hopeful.

Tell them how much you want to help them stage their houses, clean their listings, create handwritten notes for clients, get their coffee, drive around with them doing errands, run their social media accounts, grow with them, and offer suggestions and ideas with a younger/fresh outlook. 

My first post on the subject started out looking for answers and ended being a journal of my personal findings along with tons of valuable information from many great people on Bigger Pockets (Thanks to all of you!).

I would try this approach first if you like this dude, you could come out looking like a good guy and only pay half of what was requested. 

This is because of the desirability, price-to-rent ratios, job and infrastructure growth/outlook, and more. 

Hey everyone, I wanted to get a pulse on how others are feeling about the Toronto market in the upcoming Q1 and Q2, with respect to sale prices. I know the data posted by TRREB has sale volume and prices dropping from...

My realtor while out looking for a house tells me that he knows a couple- a pastor and his wife that were looking for a home to rent, their landlord was selling the house they were in and needed to find something quick.