I took a prep course from a place that I think was called Real Estate Trainers and that was pretty much all I did.

As far as training that's more of a limitation to the owners knowledge and ambition to learn of dog behavior, unless the owner takes it to a dog trainer.

if they cash the check the lease will be implied and if it goes to court there will be nothing in writing stating what the new rent is adn the court will rule in favor of the tenant.

The disclosure includes the minimum and maximum amount of securities and either the percentage ownership of the company represented by the offered securities or the valuation of the company implied by the price of the offered securities.

I'm a complete newbie to the REI world and as the title of my thread implies I'm also from Canada.

I'm training with a trainer from Affluence Edu from Scott Yancey seminars.

Janice,The 2% rule implies that in order to have positive cash flow the rent needs to be at minimum 2% of the purchase price.

I am also certified in all those areas and my manager is a certified trainer in the field, there is no one more educated or revered in the industry.

If you're still having trouble I would love to be of service to in finding the deals that work for you.Same goes for you as well @Patricia Miller and @Robert Herrera, not implying that you two are having trouble in any way, but as we all know...

That implies that you're good at finding deals.