@Colby Burt a big fat NO for me especially heading into a recession with prices softening.

As we were tapping out to our end game, we put a fat Heloc on our house for an opportunity fund. 

-Financing: Call around as many banks as you can in the area to find out the interest rate, down payment percentage, amortization etc.

I have some money saved and am about to close on my 1st wholesale deal this Friday with a super fat check ... 

the #1 killer of investment returns is a fat wallet."

I am actively reading as many books and listening to as many podcasts as I can in my spare time, but at the end of the day, I think I have to jump in and start learning some hands-on experience in the investment world.

Big fat no.

Rental rates themselves can in essence cover those fees.If I'm concerned about incorporating those fees, and a 10x10 is typically $89/month, then push the rate to $95 to $110/ month.The only thing I would itemized separately from the rental rate is either taxes (if parking, except a boat) or protection plan (store)/insurance (third party).I hope that makes sense."

I stay on top of MB-> AB for revenue real estate but maybe one day I’ll be old(er) & fat(ter) and relaxing in the Okanagen.

The $0 down payment is very attractive to me as I wish to keep as much money as I can in my pocket, but I can't help but to think that putting nothing down on this fourplex is not a good idea.