He/she would still perform the same functions as if the property were managed by a third party company, but instead, the property would be managed by a company he/she owns. 

Account ClosedYes, BC did announce some of their newer regulations - which included the so-called 'speculator levy' - prior to having the data to back the action ... call it "speculative governance" if you might.Now that data is being collected in BC and Ontario (ostensibly for Toronto and the Golden Horseshoe}, we are starting to get a better picture of just "who" the speculators are in those markets and it is seeming as though the "foreign contingent" is not as significant as initial presumed.On your recommendation to explore "Subject To"  deals, I should point out that very manner in which mortgage financing functions in Canada, makes "Subject To" deals less attractive and less common.  

Anyways just use the search function and you’ll find lots of threads on personal finance and how to invest in multifamily.  

Use the search function on "househacking"

But you'd likely have to overcome the objection of why they should let you in on the equity site and not just let you live onsite and perform those functions as a job...Time is money... and if you don't have money you should have the time.

Not sure what your payback will be if you rehab, but if tenants come and go, I bet they will be content with clean, functional and fresh paint in a light color.

I would recommend you do as many of the calculators under tools to learn how they function.

The problems are “deep” problems in crawl space, in the rooms it looks rent ready- that is how I and the realtor felt when we walked in: Clean carpet, rooms, kitchen, bedrooms, functional AC, and other appliances included in the purchase.

I am also unsure of a search function, I could have swore there used to be a forum search bar?

c) the seller asked them to do it on the cheap and it will still function and not leak but isn't the best way to have installed it.