Has anyone considered or is using virtual property administrators that understand ontario's landlord tenant act?

@Tyler Merrell - Good question, but, without reinventing the wheel, please take a look at the BP link below and you will glean a lot of info that gives you a broad view on the pros and cons of section 8 from BPers.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/81/topics/136...Also, @Bradley Bogdan responded on 8/2/14 and gave a detailed account from his administrative position/perspective on housing veterans via section 8 HUDVASH program.

That is actually part of the high school, administration building. 

Because the business owner is only managing their own savings and not taking responsibility for the savings of others, the administration of the Solo 401(k) is greatly simplified.For those who truly qualify for the Solo 401(k), it is a great plan format for building tax-sheltered savings: high contribution limits, the potential for Roth savings in the plan, a participant loan feature, and exemption from tax on debt-financed real estate investments are all very nice features.For those who do not qualify for the Solo 401(k), IRA based plans provide great potential and flexibility as well. 

I was wondering other than spending a lot of time on google (or paying someone on Upwork or Truelancer) to  track down the address, emails and phone numbers of the administrators or attorneys, is there a better way of finding deals through public records?

real estate lawyer real estate lawyer real estate lawyer. remember PR is a fricken mess when I comes to administrative stuff.

Sending out formal notices can be time consuming and administrative.

If you have <5 properties, you'll probably get far greater liability coverage by upping your insurance policies and you'll save a lot of administrative and tax hassles.

The administrator can keep them out of the forum.

Hi Administrator,I had an account with biggerpockets.com for a little while now.