I am looking to legalize a basement apartment in Oshawa and my existing front parking is not wide enough and can’t be widen anymore due to fire hydrant.

Hi @Norman BendersI would recommend picking a specialized strategy and go an inch wide and mile deep opposed multiple strategies and going an inch deep and mile wide. i.e. if you're going to start with 1-4 units (multi-family) learn everything you can about multi-family buy and hold.

One time a tenant planted corn in a two foot wide flower bed next to the building and sunflowers in front of their living room window that grew 10 feet high and wide enough to block the walking path.

I wouldn't worry too much about location since independent inspectors will usually travel a wide area.This person was recommended to DIG members - I have not had any need to use him yet:Rob LunnyLunny Environmental

The one's at Lowes and Home depot aren't wide enough for my shower opening (one dimension, 37.25")

Usually easily managed from a distance and come in a wide range of size and quality.

It is a widely used strategy here on BP.

Some tips would be to use wide angle lenses, good lighting and a good angle.

You’ll meet fellow investors with a wide variety of personalities – your particular tribe may be hard to find but this is a long, patient game.

I'm sure opinions differ widely on what factors one should consider (and the relative importance of each) -- and I realize that a high-level analysis of a city's real-estate market has limited utility (i.e.