I'm sceptical.

First it is expensive and second the result is usually mediocre at best and third, everyone from tenants to judges are sceptical about your lease!

I remain sceptical about the viability of wholesaling as a business model in Canada simple due to the relative size of the market; that mortgage arrears are historically <1% and defaults <0.5%; and that Canadians are pretty well indoctrinated to seek out a real estate agent when they need to sell a property.Why not simply get your real estate licence?

From that point of view, I can see how an allocation to an 'all weather' strategy could benefit a more risk averse investor, but am sceptical that an investment in an 'all weather' portfolio alone, would lead to significant wealth creation.PS - Check out the reviews of Robbins book on Amazon.

I want all of my transactions to be air tight so I was a little sceptical about using the online forms I keep seeing.

The big issue I forsee is the age of the Sceptic system which looks to be 24 years old.

I was sceptical at first but it's cash flowed well and was reassured by many locals when I went down it's not unsafe or a bad place, just not a high income area.

Scepticism is healthy in these situations. but i wouldn't go directly to "scam"... just know the right questions to ask and get to the bottom of really what is being offered here.

Plumbing is old and sceptic.

I am always sceptical of people who move in mid-month... did they just bail on their last landlord?