If the birds are harmful to neighbors and or property, enforce the clause RIGHT NOW.

But there's no harm in being extra careful. 

If the damage does not go through buy a home test unit and see if it is emitting any harmful rays.

ANY dog can bite and cause harm.

The ethics and legality of wholesaling are so blurred that I don't even know where to start.I will say this though: From just a societal stand point, wholesaling does WAY more harm then good IMO.

If it turns out everything looks good then no harm no foul and I can deploy that "safety net" cash somewhere else (maintenance already is factored into my cash flow calc).

But, if everything works out, I do not see any harm in investing in turnkey.Many people in this forum talk about built in equity where you make money going in.

Which happens to be province with laws that are absolutely terrible when it comes to landlording.For example:You cannot collect a security depositYou cannot ask for first and last months rent (although people do, i'm sure)Tenants can pay consistently late by up to 3 weeks and if you cannot prove to the court that their consistent lateness has not cause you financial harm, well too bad for you.You can't charge late feesEviction is almost impossible - even if they completely go against the lease i.e pets, airbnb the property when you forbid it, consistent late payments etc.The province really treats landlord like they are a charity and that people landlord out of the goodness of their hearts, when reality it is a business.So here is my question,Is it a good idea to invest in your first property out of the Country?

The biggest harm I have seen toward owners from property managers is lack of screening of tenants.  

It's worth the time to read as much as you can about how to use an ozone machine because they can be harmful to living things if used improperly.