I am a big believer in not recreating the wheel and leveraging the experience of others and the site allows me to leverage off of more people than I would have thought possible.Once again hello and thanks.

When Canada Housing and Mortgage Corporation announced that they would no longer offer insurance on second homes, some believed it would mean a slowdown in sales of recreational property.However, since the policy was implemented at the end of May, there has been “little, if any” impact on the market, according to Re/Max.

An rv is act actually a vehicle and is titled as a recreational vehicle.  

Don't need to recreate the agreements.

I'm in a state that allows the sale and recreational use of marijuana.  

That way I could take it to a local millwork shop and have the molding or bracket or corbel recreated.

Flip vacant land (ideally recreational land)2.

I'm considering having someone recreate another drawer left in the vanity or just create a drawer front that I can glue/nail down as a false drawer to save some money.Any suggestions to how to get this done as cheap as I can?

I like the leverage of land but obviously cash-flow is an issue in this style of investing.I saw that the recreational values offered by locations close to ski resorts will be growing as people retire.

It comes down to the math as an agent tends to make no more than 3% and has to recreate their business each day.Originally posted by "Arabella":I am also wondering if there are any limitations on Realtors purchasing MLS bargain homes (other than the disclosure) and if it's legal for Realtors to wholesale non listed property to other investors.Would appreciate the info :)ThanksThere can be lots of problems.