I did provide a curt response to a post above where the stereotypical, incorrect labelling of Canada as practicing socialism was offered-up.I would be interested in the town you saw which was sold by the {Federal?}

Some may have a culture they are trying to perpetuate or may not hire because they think you are a liability, but they will usually hire just about anyone.I would go ahead and start talking to brokers now to have something lined up for as soon as you are licensed.Also, you should think about your goals when picking a broker.  

With the limit on those, you should over time get increased cash flow, which means in the short term maybe you can take a little less in cash flow to make a deal work if you are planning on holding in perpetuity.

I've really got no dog in this fight, just trying to avoid the mass stereotyping (in supercharged, loaded blog posts) of people living in a strong and vibrant town.  

It sounds like you basically need to get a conditional use permit in the twp, and they prefer 2 acres or more with 50’ setbacks.The city looks like they have a cap on the permits which is perpetually filled.This actually seems crazy to me.

Unlike a house, where once you’re paid off, all you pay is taxes, timeshares will increase in fees and taxes IN PERPETUITY

But a level of annoyance by such mentors can only be compared with the perpetual ocean tide where a student is locked in the metal barrel surfing the stormy surface.

Good possibility I can pull all (or more) of my cash out in 6 months with a re-appraisal, and create an income in perpetuity.

I built this business on ONE idea- Do and be the opposite of stereotypical contractors...   

I have paraphrased the heck out of this. . .Also, I will ping you privately, I am a relative perpetual noob also.