I'd look for mortgage brokers in Canada. 

Lots of great info on here as well, and like they're saying the best thing to do is to find an experience broker / realtor who can help you navigate which neighborhoods to target and which ones to stay away from, as well helping you to build out your team for property managers, lenders, inspectors, contractors, ect.

I'm a commercial mortgage broker and I'd love to connect to discuss debt financing strategies as you come across potential deals. 

You may also want to use progress waivers at each stage of the project to prevent unexpected liens from subcontractors or suppliers.Third - Be prepared to chip in on closing costs for the buyer and mention the early issue title insurance in the private remarks when your broker lists the property.

Try a local mortgage broker who can likely even run an income scenario for you.If not, there would be many DSCR folks like ourselves that would be happy to help.

Any insight on the situation or any lender/broker recommendations would be appreciated.

@Steve Meyers I’ve been running this with some success with a local cincinnati agent on 2+ units and nationally with a commercial broker for shopping centers.

What's up Rickey, I'm a broker and investor here in Sacramento, and I manage about 100 rental / airbnb properties.

Hey Anton, I'm a broker and property manager here in Sacramento with a lot of experience in coliving, we manage about 100 airbnb rentals and some by the room.

Hey @Nike Onyechi - Not sure...but maybe it was @Tom Shallcross who was on the podcast somewhat recently, a value add investor, and chicago broker.