@Bill Goodland I’ve met with a few agents from slatehouse, sheldon and Kal, and have been very impressed.

I was under the impression if we don’t claim depreciation in Canada, you will just get taxed on capital gains when you sell not recapture.

I should add that my impression is that rental income would be like self-employed income and not included in the DTI calculation.

@Adam Christopher: For a 12 y/o to consider buying stock, I'm very impressed by your ability to delay gratification for 10 years and save for a nice surfing trip!

if you want to do well in Wholesaling do the following:Understand that you've got to find rehabbers and find out what they want; go to REIA's and have a sheet of paper that you can fill out to know exactly what they want; I have a questionnaire if you want to contact me.Secondly you need to learn how to price a job, which is not the easiest thing to do; The best way to do that is to go to BiggerPockets resources and order the book " how to price rehabs" @J ScottYou only have one chance to impress a rehabber,if you don't know what a good deal is, you need to learnUnderstand your local state laws as far as what an agents activities are and what are their definitions, being a licensed agent, especially in Florida, California, and Ohio. 

I'm assuming age wouldn't be a big problem if the numbers make sense. However, what would you like to see from a young Realtor or Investor in order to work with them or let them list your house?

Your immediate cash on cash return might not be as impressive as the Midwest on day one.

In using Craigslist to obtain leads for tenant positions, what has been the result on first impression and post-rental?

Its important though to not just look at the last year, as the small sample size could give you the wrong impression on the turnover rate.

that is one heck of an impressive portfolio.