I'm trying to comb my way through the updated Residential Tenancies Act but I can't really seem to find an answer.

Probably could find others if I combed through a little slower.

@Tyler Combs Potentially yes, I've heard that lending agents are more favorable towards you if you have an account with their bank.

If it is listed and really cheap, it may be a tear down as there are a lot of investors that comb the mls.

After talking with the realtor she combed through countless properties I was interested in and I built a portfolio of potential buys.

I would go over the tax assessor info with a fine tooth comb.

The best thing to do now is to comb your records and document every capital expense you can find to offset the gain, pay the tax, and be glad you hung on to it long enough to make a profit.

He asked me what I would do and I told him I probably wouldn't spend the money on an inspector but I would certainly walk the entire house and go over it with a fine toothed comb as an inspector would.  

I appreciate any insight or advice.In most people's cases starting out with no cash is going to make it near-impossible to invest, however, being a realtor puts you in a special position to be able to find deals for other investors, and part of your routine realtor's day can be combing the MLS for its hidden gems. 

I will stick to combing the pages of BP.