My business partner and I are experienced investors in Southwestern Ontario Canada, but are possibly looking to branch out to Michigan, US.

Seeing this I do notice young people in Ontario with multiple rentals.

Seeing this I do notice young people in Ontario with multiple rentals.

I also plan on investing in another property later on this year in either London or Windsor Ontario.

Hello BP,I'm looking for Ontario specific information. 

I've seen a few posts around here that Ontario isn't the greatest market to invest but I still plan on finding good cash flowing properties.

Yes I travel often to the states but I live in Ontario so have to be able to trust the people that are working in my stead and watching over and caring for my investments  when I am not there.I have a system I use developed over the last years and the 100 properties we have worked with do far and we stick to it if we lose a property or 2 because someone wants a faster closing date then we can offer its on to the next one everything is about the numbers , the location  and the time line.More then willing to share what we do if  anyone is interested just look me up

House hackingCanada Ontario Not Michigan What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

But from that one deal, and from understanding my market (Hamilton, Ontario), I'll prove that, just because you can flip a house in a market, does NOT mean you can BRRRR as well.The one deal I've closed was a wholesale assignment to a flipper.

Dube could be persuaded to revise their work.Finally, if you are interested in commercial real-estate (larger apartment buildings, office complexes, strip malls, factories, etc) then "Commercial Real Estate Investing" by the father and son team of Pierre & Claude Boiron, while a little pricey and fairly Ontario centric in its examples and some of its material, is one of the most thorough introductory references you will find.