I don't want to if I don't have to. I

Not sure where to start to I figure this is one way to get started as I watch the Bigger Pockets on YouTube or listen to their podcast.

I've noticed a trend whereby the owner's licensed agent intentionally measures on the downside to I believe, increase the seller pool and quicken the sale.  

If the rep you talked to is right I think multi-family in Alberta is about to become in extremely high demand.

I was confused about the nuances of the cash vs hard money, but the numbers are good - I am sure of that part.I don't want to waste the agent's time or my own, but I was under the impression it was best not to say you were going to wholesale and to say you had another partner to bring deals to. I

The tax you refer to is based on your ordinary income tax bracket but capped at 25%.

I had an offer on a 54 unit portfolio that I withdrew from because they wouldn't let me inspect them when I was supposed to. I

These are typically 20% down.The 10% down option you're referring to is a Second/vacation Home loan.

Im not positive that they will but a lender that you could reach out to is Northwest Farm Credit Union.

The six month seasoning period you are referring to is only applied to those who have a previous mortgage on their home.