[A little something for the blood pressure of @Matt Geerts and @Greg S.]Another of Toronto's finest tenants, but al least this fellow has a little style.

In this case it did not matter if she had a custodial account or an IRA LLC this guy was out for blood.

Blood from a turnip. 

I suspect Frank is going to learn this the hard way.For sure occupied homes are NEVER shown UNTIL you have an accepted contract.. and the only time you show them is during the home inspection.. that is how my wife does it.. and you get all sorts of newer buyers that want to look before they make offers on occupied properties as they are nervous or must don't know better.. but that is not how occupied properties are bought.. your life blood in this industry is the tenant last thing you want to do is have 5 showings in a week  :)  Anyway.. carry on.. having been a broker myself since 1975 I fully understand that I am a Independent contractor and I can choose what and who I work with..

I play both, but, I am more of what I would call a "blood" investor because i only buy "when there's blood in the streets". 

My 2024 goals are below:Mind- Consistent 10:30pm-6:30am sleep schedule (No screens after 10pm)- Meditate and journal 4x/week- Read 4x/week Body- 2x2x2/week: Cardio | Weightlifting | Flexibility/mobility- Knock out the Murph Challenge once a month (start with mile run, 100 pull-ups, 200 push ups, 300 squats, finish with mile run)- Get a full panel blood and gut health testBusiness- Net income exceeds $10,000 per month, which comes from my short term rental management/cohosting business, Host Del Casa- Host Del Casa helps 10+ good people/partners 2-5x returns with short term rentals - Purchase another investment property

Your hard work blood, sweet and tears are not respected here as of matter of fact they down right don't give one hoot about you.

Positive cash flow is the life blood that will keep your investment alive through thick and thin.  

Worst investment was in 1998 starting a restaurant from scratch, a whole lot of blood sweat & tears went into it.

Blood, sweat, and tears?