I live in the GTA but real estate prices have reached a point where its very difficult to find a cashflowing property.

I will say that in my market a 2/1 is considered functionally obsolete and can be difficult to sell.

Buyers either lack the qualifying $$ or are just difficult to understand.

Hi guys I receiving many houses on sale from my agent and it is difficult to run numbers on all of them and find a good deal so , do I need offer first to all of them and when somebody accept my offer I can run math?

Hi guys I receiving many houses from my agent and it is difficult to run numbers on each property, so how to make it easy to work with deals, make multiple offer first to all of this deals and then who accept it I can run math?

I sold myself to him; said I’d give him his asking price, give him $5000 down non-refundable (220k balance), 500 a month for 12 months, and pay him off after the year.

Only way to touch any of their security deposit would be to have hard proof that they were negligent, which is difficult to prove.   

Fortunately, I'm not the final word here, Raj.The Acord forms and other Evidence of Insurance documents are notoriously cryptic and difficult to read.

Ive heard of difficult PM stories but this is crazy.

Pasadena has had a low inventory lately, depending on the price range of course, so finding a buyer shouldn’t be too difficult.