I’m inclined to agree with @Bjorn Ahlblad price is too high for the gross rent listed especially in a C class neighborhood unless you have extraordinarily low expenses. 

You might also look to see if the property could qualify for one of CMHC apartment programs as that may help with financing (and the rate).I would first approach a local credit union to discuss the deal - it's been our experience they are more attuned to the local market and inclined to look at smaller deals.  

especially with that much equity, they are more inclined.

Plans for the Distribution of Wealth at Death in the Most Tax-Advantaged way.a.Reviews the titling of all the assets and whether Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship makes sense - using the appropriate advice from a CPA and legal counselors.b.Considers who will serve as the executor or trustee and whether a lack of continuity in the financial arrangements is an issue.c.Analyzes the plan to distribute wealth at death to their spouse and descendants for both tax efficiency and control - not as a CPA or Attorney, but bringing in those advisors as appropriate.d.Reviews the charitable inclinations at death for both tax savings and control issues.

My first inclination was to say no.

But I think you may be right as I have never marketed to multi-unit owners and they maybe more inclined to call.I understand the inefficiency aspect of having to go on every call.

Thanks for the replies.Wow thats alot to take in, an llc and insurence is what im most inclined to do for know, how much does it cost to set up an llc?

Gary, I would be more inclined to welcome you to BP if I were able to understand your post better.

With one you take on liability not only from tenants but also with the owner, who may be more inclined to clean your clock if you screw up or fail to inform.

If units are turning over in 6 months, I am inclined to believe the latter.