For a person who is looking to do a "value add" play, the decontrol process might be the right way to go.Tenants rights are like anything else... they are scary if you don't fully understand the rules. 

After reading this I can see that as long as you have a plan in play things can fall into place.

Unless you have the ability to secure a purchase contract with an Earnest Money Deposit and POF, then I would play the role of a Bird Dog and pass this on to an experienced wholesaler for a fee of $500 - $1,000. 

If they just played the game in some alley with others and were never exposed to the rules, what they learned is pretty much how they play the game.

I think your best bet to get Seller down in asking price is to play the CMHC card.  

But the short sale vs. foreclosure decision still comes into play.  The

The only way around this is to play the game of trying to find good, honest, dependable contractors who dont charge what theyre worth.  

Here's what I tell new people about investing...the why or why not to play the assignment game.

Most of the time people who play the 1099 game are acting illegally... classifying what should be a employee as an independent contractor.Workers comp, payroll liabilities, other insurance, tools, etc. are all expensive.

Account Closed that's basically what I'm looking for, is ideas of how to play the potential seller financing to make the lack of immediate revenue a possibility.