I did a write up of their strategy: How to buy a Korean apartment for $5,000It's Saturday.. no need to dress up, right??

Calgary may need to slide further into its cycle before the timing is right to flip, or pick-up right-priced rental properties.TO is just expensive overall and is harbouring a pent-up glut of condominiums which, if unleashed, could make for a bumpy ride.

This may or may not be the best advice - by it is what I doing to get ramped up right now.

When we analyse a property we model "what if" scenarios at prime +1 and prime +2 to see if the ship would remain upright  {some of us remember the 1980s}.

And I wasn't going to do less than a week but realized, since I am not very booked up right now, that offering 3 nights or more would get me some weekend people and some reviews, and i can charge the same cleaning fee after 3 nights or 7 nights and my cleaning lady is just as happy to have more work.Of course, I don't have as nice a house as you, I would bet!

Rental income would be more than sufficient to cover mortgage, insurance, taxes and repairs (although it was just went through so no big costs "should" come up). Right

You can think of it as if you were in a public park, where folks carry their plastic bags and/or scoopers with them when taking their dogs out, and pick it up right after it drops.

The place is huge.If you need appliances, there is an auction on Aramingo Avenue.Also, remember if you transport fridge laying down, let it stand for 24 hours upright before plugging it in.

I think they are really for older homes where you can't get duct work where needed or for smaller spaces like a room above a garage, but would probably work for a whole home if set up right like @Jeremy Tillotson  said.

Anyways I feel every area has its own struggles so just don't give up right away.