Let's look at two states at the opposite end of the spectrum: Texas and Illinois. 

It is good to understand and decide where on the spectrum you want to operate, but it won't influence your analysis very much.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4445/36354-041...

You can be anywhere on the cash flow/appreciation spectrum.

I can't speak to the Canadian market, but I would think that you would be able to find similar resources and ideas from the broad spectrum of people on BP, as well as around the internet. 

and the realization only came to me... that the money is truly there... after... i placed my mindset in the direction of financial freedom and started documenting my journey...Note... remember conventional loans, or HELOCs or anything else in that nature that can help you get your multi family house.. .if you have an existing home or no existing home... are nothing but the tools for you to get closer... but diving into these tools, causes hassle factor... and causes your brain to operate across different spectrum... making it frustrating and making it very tough to understand...However, it becomes a lot less difficult to understand things when you do have money... simply because your brain begins to think differently when you already place your self in the position that you actually already gathered that 100k.....  

When that deadline occurs is totally up to you....the deadline will be based on where you sit on the spectrum of complete pushover vs heartless cutthroat business man....... everyone has to decide where they want to be.Personally I would probably set it at 30 days....1 month...no exceptions...period.

I have the standard form for Louisiana, but research on fair terms has only further stumped me...seems from one end of the spectrum to the other.

I think extreme (like I have been) to either side of the spectrum has downfalls.

The cash flow on that end of the spectrum will win all day long but you will generally spend more on repairs, evictions and time than on an A class.

That gives me time for the hot issues that do come up now and then.The opposite side of that spectrum are investors that treat their vendors like employees and they are calling every day.