I actually started flipping properties and then transitioned to wholesaling because it was the best-suited model for scalability for me.

It was originally bought to be lived in the on the top floor while renting out the in law suite.

Over in the Westshore Marina District, you have luxury waterfront living that’s booming with upscale amenities.

By adding in all property types, new con, pre existing, condos etc etc, and keep it segmented to JUST Luxury real estate $ levels.

They could file a fair housing suit against you claiming that you did not accept them because they were white, or Jewish, or they had kids, or didnt' have kids or they were Canadian.

If you are just in it for the ROI, the stock market is clearly better.I don't think people have a passion to drop tens of thousands to rent an ugly house out that you didn't build or suite your taste, and will never live in to a stranger that you never met.

If you're choosing between such a wide variety of available investments, the most important criteria is choose the type of investment that suits your business goals.

@Miranda YanezIf it’s second position you will be better suited to find an equity partner than a lender as most lenders do not like to be in 2nd position

It was purchased from a local wholesaler, then repaired/reno'd, from a single family to a single family with a legal suite.

I recommend starting with finding a reliable agent who can introduce you to both on and off-market deals suited for investors.