Houses tend to go a lot quicker than apartments in our experience BUT you have to price it right.

I tend to hang out in the Tax forum fairly regularly so I may be one of the first ones to see such a thread or post. 

We experienced real estate investors tend to look at most “guru” type training/mentorship as, at the very best, inadequate to provide the new investor with a reasonable pathway to success.  

Try to reach out to your network and go to a local REI where you could get some referrals. 

@Shawn Smith we've got several clients from Toronto and also Vancouver.So, we've got referrals for experienced tax attorneys, CPA's, etc. for Canadians and foreigner investors in general.What are you purchase criteria?

Sadly these tend to be some of the most difficult properties to sell. 

We’re open to offering a consulting fee or hiring for this expertise.Any advice, resources, or referrals are greatly appreciated!

If you would like a referral code or more information please let me know.

Most people don’t think it’s a good strategy, and I tend to agree.That being said, the problem with your message is that it’s filled with BS mumbo jumbo because you’re afraid to be straight-forward about what you’re doing.

The best way to feel out the type of lender you will be dealing with is by seeking referrals and communicating directly with them during the origination process.