Run a search on your auditors website for duplex and triplexes.

There was an article in April about almost half of all condo investors not being able to cover their mortgage with the rent they are getting.https://betterdwelling.com/cibc-over-44-of-toronto...Having been an auditor in a previous career, I've never been a fan of them especially later in their life cycle.I agree with Matt in that the cash flow properties are outside of the GTA.

Provided them with name, auditor mailing address, and the property they own.  

It's not only standard lending practice but it's the criteria by which credit inspections are completed by federal/state auditors on lending institutions. 

1) pull data from the county auditor site2) use a paid service like ListSource or CoStar3) pay a VA to create a list for you (Upwork is a good service to find someone to pull a list for you4) partner with a broker

I like Paperstac because they escrow the funds and then the hard collateral goes to an auditor and everything gets verified before being released.

Sometimes it won't show up on the auditor's website if they didn't pull permits when they added the 1/2 bath.

These numbers are roughly based off of the auditor's website.A commercial property has a higher land value (100k) than the depreciable improvement value (60k).

I would like to see the LLC operating agreement and auditor reports of all properties in LLC name.

One thing I can tell you after having gone to both law school and Accounting school is that if you get five different attorneys or CPAs in a room and present them with the same fact pattern,  you will never get the exact answer from any two of them as they were all be somewhat different and the same isn't applicable to to IRS auditors.