@Simon W.

Hey @Simon Obas, since your intent is to rent for cash flow, the comps are not nearly as concerning as if you were planning to fix and flip. 

@Simon W.I agree just keeping one account.

Thanks, Simon. :-)  I'm probably getting ahead of myself. :-)  We'll see how this first one goes. 

I'd recommend the following for crafting the ideal journey:Start With Why - Simon SinekThe Millionaire Real Estate Investor - Gary Keller and Jay PapasanThe ABCs of Real Estate Investing - Ken McilroyBRRRR - David Green

@Simon Y Kim to waive an inspection you yourself should be knowledgeable about what to look for in a property.

@Simon W.

@Simon W.

But definitely not for me.Along the lines that @Simon Kouperchand was suggesting; 50 years ago I lived at Monkland and Hingston in Cote des Neiges: a nice solid B-maybe B area.

Accoring to Ratehub (https://www.ratehub.ca/investment-property) for a 3-4 unit owner occupied property the max LTV is 90% (so 10% down payment) which means I could still qualify for the CMHC.Originally posted by @Simon Kouperchand:Hey @Alberto Foglietta,Pretty sure that you have to have it under your name in order to get a first time home buyer loan and a lower DDP.