Own a commercial building in the Greater Toronto Area where I operate my business out of and renting out the other half (freehold building split into two) I also own 2 condos in Calgary that aren’t doing so well.I’m looking for opportunities to invest across Canada to buy and hold for rental income.

I’d recommend calling a couple to get a feel for their operations and how they can help you.

I have had it go the other way I did a suit for performance from a shut in.. took me two years to get her to trial. she won't show we ask for a ruling on the bench judge says NO he is giving her one more shot to show.. next trial no show we are all loaded for bear .. he calls her name no answer gavel in the next 15 seconds and we won.lady still would not sign the deed even with court order.. its the first time I took title without any kind of deed.. simply a court order and Chicago insured. it.. but to be safe I transferred it right away to one of my LLC's and bought ANOTHER title policy because the transfer with no deed just had me a little freaked out.. you live long enough you see many things.

I am an investment analyst with a large investor, currently operating in Atlanta, Houston, Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville.

You don't need all the fine details, but if they can't give you a general idea of what business they plan to operate in your building than you probably don't want them in your building.

Have a very thorough operating agreement. 

Portfolio today market price:  $7,320,000Yearly Gross rent:  $495,500Yearly Operating expenses:  $105,000Yearly Average repairs/maintenance etc:  $45,000Yearly Debt Service:  $228,000Yearly net cash flow:  $117,500If I rasie a minor rent of $25/month each unit per year, $25 x 50 units x 12 months = $15,000 extra rental income per year. 

Hi Fiona Humphrey I operate in St Louis and am very familiar with the headaches a 10k property can bring.

@Karen Chenaille that is a good and loaded question on which you might receive many contradicting replies. 

However, when you add PM and CapEx savings to the Operating expenses it drops your NOI tremendously and then when you multiply it by the Cap Rate you get a much lower valuation of the property than the listing price.