Connecting all types of investors (Newbie, Beginner, Experienced, Pros) in a social platform with zero judging!

You'd have to see a lawyer re partnering with a 'foreign alien' ( that's what they call us - not sure if it applies to Canadians or not!)

As for a gem like your Canadian estate, I wonder if a story could be told around the building's history and only key elements retained (a facad only, for example).

So, they effectively ignored the anti-flipping waiver, and continued to require sellers to be on title for 90 days, sometimes not even allowing a CONTRACT to be written until the 91st day.Sadly, this social awareness of the necessity of investors in the marketplace, and their benefit as a force to help recycle old dilapidated real estate into good, quality, affordable housing has disappeared from the minds of the powers that be at FHA.

At long last, the monopolistic mortgage backer Canadian Mortgage & Housing Corp finally warns that the Toronto market is overpriced due to income growth not keeping up with soaring house prices.  

Asking price is really high; as the topical in a Canadian market; $600,000!

Sure, it is probably seen as a depressed area with little economic or social allure.  

The reason is that "financial areas" are more serious concerns than real estate matters, there are more ways of getting burned with federal criminal actions in finance than real estate, not excluding real estate, but finance goes much deeper than the surface scratched by those posting social or political views and opinions. 

But now that it's all said and done I am wondering if I was duped because I've been told that assigning homes in Quebec is illegal (which was one way to start making money with Real Estate without putting money down) and wholesaling doesn't apply here because we have quite a strong market, so I'm just not sure where that leaves me on how someone with no money can break into investing in the Canadian market.

A "social networking" app called bigger pockets with all BP members is much needed!