. - Canada is a huge and diverse market - it's really hard to say anything of use when drawing with such a broad brush.

Don’t throw good money At bad money .. brush it off as a loss

Having been out of the game for a couple years (scared and confused) I need to brush up on some up to date strategy.I see a lot of people here discussing A to B and B to C closings, transactional funding, etc....What if I have the cash to close?

No, each property is different and rates very a lot due to zip code, age, construction type, brush zone, etc.

Registration or other permit requirements, if they exist, are normally specific to each local & no broad brush requirement can be applied other than hotel taxes.

Progress brings new data that static analysis lacks.Talk to real people.

Which by-the-way, all our multi-year leases have an automatic annual rent increase baked right into it, it's NEVER a static rent for multi years.

This works OK for relatively static and simple investments like a private placement or crowdfund, but can become rather cumbersome and expensive with a more time sensitive and transaction intensive asset such as a rental property.

You need a stiff floor brush and dilute your bleach with water and scrub.

Hey @Jacob Brush!