@Patrick O'SullivanSome ideas that I can think of that I have been apart of are best landlord practices, market trends, any potential regulations that might affect sales, management, operations etc. 

Moreover i believe First National admitted that although no law permits this practice (unjust enrichment) claimed that Daly had tacitly or otherwise consented by way of making payments on his mortgage for so many months.

None of the above works unless you take action and put it into practice.

This is often the case with garage conversions, they rarely make practical sense in my experience.  

Crawlspace is practically inaccessible. 

That way you can bypass a bridge loan.I have borrowed $50k from my father to float some of the purchase of a Dental practice my wife owns...we simply pay into an account that we use to periodically pay him back lumps sums.

None of the above works unless you take action and put it into practice.

They are usually good with their trade, but poor with their communication and with their business practices. 

If the ROI seems low or if the renovation costs are prohibitive, selling might be a more practical option.Cash Flow Analysis: Currently, your property isn't cash-flowing positively when considering your mortgage, management fees, taxes, and other expenses versus your rental income.

Hi @Ramesh Anthony,1) In practice, it is not presently economical to be a small-sized independent mortgage brokerage.