They will not divulge details of the offences to you.If you go to the RCMP website, you can lookup the process for requesting a background check and a description of what will be disclosed.Typically, if we feel a criminal check is warranted on an applicant, we probably already have a reason to decline their application.  

@Shon Butanicongrats on reading Brandon's book and looking to get started. "2% rule-of-thumb" is more descriptive of the term.

I've seen these types of business arrangements executed before whereby lawyers, therapists, barbers, CPA's, etc establish their businesses in "historical" districts (for lack of a better descriptive) and in some cases live in the same building or in the mother-in-law building out back.

The town that fits the description near me would be a West Hartford, CT type town.

Helps if someone should try to stiff you.Depending on your clientele, you might want to include a page with a description of the condition of the apartment and/or photos, and have them initial and date each item / photo at move in.

(What wholesalers do but instead of saying I'm a wholesaler just give them a brief description of what wholesalers do so they understand what I do as a wholesaler since they are unaware of a "Wholesaler")

You may want to look into a 203k loan.This is a description of a conventional  FHA 203k but there are other kinds. 

Therefore, I am contemplating lowering my first bid based on the MLS description, it could be seen as a "misrepresentation" - what do I know... 

And, read his entire description of the BRRRR strategy.  

Or you can market to them saying that you're looking for good homes to buy that match a certain description (insert a description of their house) and give them the grace of pretending like it's divine timing.