Listening to Brandon's Podcast here makes me think that i need to buy a property that is falling into a sinkhole and covered in black mold and then get my "Justice League" of contractors to fix it up before I can make a profit off of it (using the BRRR strategy).I desperately want to jump off the high dive into real estate investing but Im deterred because I dont want to buy a property with more cigarette smoke damage than a 1950s casino.

Last night I showed it to my first prospective tenants and am realizing that I made a ton of mistake already.

HOWEVER, I soon learned that prospective tenants are a dime a dozen.

I have a good idea of my requirements for approving applicants, which I was already going to give to a prospective PM.

It's a big world and depending on where your heirs are the prospects for real estate investment could exceed the tax bill of selling and expatriating the money from US investing.  

I like having fences at my rentals since it’s attractive to prospective tenants wanting privacy and, since I allow pets at my rentals, fencing is seen by tenants as a plus.

So I am relatively new to investing and trying to learn as much as I can, asking questions and meeting with experienced investors i'm ready to jump off the edge, but in my competitive market its hard to find a deal that matches my investing criteria. however I'm not letting this deter me from my goals I look at my automatic MLS alerts everyday and analyze deals as much as possible.

As such ive looked at areas that have better cash flow and perhaps better growth prospects, such as Edmonton, for example. 

I believe this makes my properties more desirable and so I always have many prospective S8 and non-S8 tenants to chose from for each property, allowing me to select the best.

(C) Subsection (B) does not preclude an action against an owner of real estate who makes intentional misrepresentations in response to direct inquiry from a purchaser or prospective purchaser with regard to psychological effects or stigmas associated with the real estate.HISTORY: 2002 Act No. 336, Section 2.But like @Nathan G. said, they'll probably find out anyway.