Condo, high rise, multi-family, single family, the type does not matter.

I own and manage mostly class B and B+ single family homes and condos, but I have heard that evictions have ticked up in class C, that’s one of the problems with chasing cash flow is getting into class C and dealing with a tenants that are not as well qualified and higher risk of default to begin with.

While some may prefer a single treatment, opting for an annual plan with quarterly visits often pays off, especially if termites are common in your area.

Appears REATLOR does have a "SINGLE PARTY COMPENSATION AGREEMENT"Would this work? 

Since this is our first property, is it advisable to use a single LLC for both personal asset protection and holding the property, or are there reasons to consider a more complex structure?"

From what I have noticed looking at the MLS, your money goes way further in Saskatoon because you can purchase properties with up to four units, whereas in the other two cities, I mostly see single-family homes with (maybe) a basement suite.

Let's keep this as simple as possible....Ex 1: 3 single-family rentals, value $300-400 each.

., and a single-family detached garage, built in 1989.

I've been exploring options for a multifamily property, single-family homes, and even a luxury condo that could work as an Airbnb.My primary goal is to find an investment that has good potential for profit and tax benefits for this year.

Very rarely do single family homes cash flow, at least not on a consistent basis over an extended period of time regardless of what your spreadsheet may suggest.