I recently picked one up for a client on Cap Hill that will cash flow positive even with him living in one unit (rare, special circumstances on that one but even if you’re just offsetting some of your living expenses it will be so much better than renting).

If you buy at 50-70% of market value, you're hedging against downturns or unforeseen circumstances.

@Christina Hall unfortunate this time of year.

Quote from @Alex Breshears: You are unfortunately finding out the hard way there are two main ways to invest in real estate - invest for equity and invest for cashflow.

We reached out to the city and followed all their advice, but unfortunately, things didn't improve.

Your two kids (and counting) are counting on you to rise above the circumstances you created and do better.

Unfortunately, there are numerous other frustrated customers who are dealing with similar, if not worse, situations, myself included.

In today's world, information is everywhere, but unfortunately, so is the temptation to monetize it at every turn.

I believe that the knowledge and experiences shared in this community will be invaluable, and I am eager to learn from all of you.I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to connect with fellow investors, especially those in the Vancouver area or anyone who started their journey in similar circumstances.

Unfortunately, it's more expensive today than it has been in the past, but guess what, it will be more expensive in the future the longer you wait.