He specializes in providing financing solutions for a range of projects, including bridge loans for 1-4 Family Investment Properties, Multi-family, Mixed Use, Ground-up New Construction, Fix & Flip, Fix to Perm, and Bridge to Stabilization.

Called out the ground around the house for not falling 6 inches in 10 feet.

Worked on most asset classes in Canada (ground-up dev, multifamily, single-family homes, hotels, commercial properties, industrial, etc).

There’s a middle ground for reasonable rent increases. - Having run the numbers on several Class C properties in the Midwest (and as someone who grew up in Indiana, but is not currently investing there), I find the negligible cash flow under current conditions is not worth the risk (eviction, major capex, vacancy, etc.).

Look into "no cause" and "for cause" evictions to understand the grounds under which you can decide not to renew a lease.

Used unwisely, it can destroy everything (I have watched my personal residence burn to the ground so I know it all too well).There are NO RULES when it comes to Debt/Leverage. 

Repeated offense is grounds for termination.

15-20% cashflow ROI when buying for myself.Turnkey offered at 8% or higher depending on volume for solid B class is good buying IMOAs you know, for us like yourself on the ground the deals can get incredible.Just trying to get a 6 unit across the line for $160,000.A class area in Toledo and needs around $50,000 rehab.Current rent's are below market at $3,250 and will fix and increase to $4,500pmStupid good numbers lol

However, I need someone to be boots on the ground as I travel extensively for my job.Thoughts everyone?

I would put boots on the ground or find trustworthy boots on the ground at the very minimum before diving into a deal they promote.