Stable 10%+ returns that are surviving Covid w/o a hiccup Lessons learned?

My company functions as a investment/consultation company giving everyday working professionals the opportunity to invest alongside a full-time experienced flipper.

Depending on your goals, you might be able to put your investment along side that of others, and get what you are looking for, even in an expensive market, or a large property.  

We did have a hiccup there for 1-2 months when the pandemic started but it’s come back pretty strongly and demand is growing.

There was a huge hiccup with the combination for foreign 15% tax and mortgage stress test in 2017 that drop prices and took just over a year to recover and bounce back..Don't look at appreciation  look at ratios, areas close to transit, if condos buildings not too older and higher than average maintenance fees..Converted duplexes are usually investors delight in Ontario and has been for years..

The only hiccup is that you don't have current income, right?

If you setup a marketing campaign to buy properties for yourself, and a network of other investors alongside, then you can keep the ones you like and sell the rest off as "wholesale" deals to recoup your marketing expense.

That brings me to another small hiccup.  

CERB should allow a person to pay for housing which for many should be up there in priority alongside food.Some ideas, if possible in your area, to sway the tenants viewpoint that there will be no adverse affects other than an eviction.

This also enables you to manage the three sites above so you don't get double bookings. in my opinion, regardless of what many will say, it is best to be close to your properties she don't need a property manager every time something hiccups. you want to use all the reasonable technology such as smart locks understand that you are new.