We understand that controlling our investment, by having more control over tenants, outweighs the security mistakenly believed to exist in a term lease.

The seller may have the mistaken belief that Cash means a briefcase of $100 dollar bills and that he wouldn't have to report it all.

It's just a situation where the title company (mistakenly) revealed how they do something, and I'm trying to figure out how to do it myself, because the high-level explanation sounds pretty simple.

The owner must be mistaken in what he told me he rents it out for.

you are slightly mistaken.  

Joe, not sure of where this is located or if it could make any sense from a market perspective but since it seems to be "mistakenly" zoned R3, is there any potential value to a residential or multi-family developer to come in and put a development in?

If I'm not mistaken if the home is a Homestead then it is 2 years.

If I'm not mistaken, didn't the interest rate just double on those last week?

If I'm not mistaken I think someone has actually created a beginner's guide to wholesaling.

CMHC/Genworth need to be owner occupied and they do charge quite a bit for the premium (I think about 4% but I could be mistaken, haven't had to use it in a while).