Some realtors are going to go with the cheaper one every time to save their client money and may not even realize they are getting a less thorough inspection.Does your inspector check everything on the list I provided?

Realtors are always focused on revenue, but smart ones realize that customer satisfaction is part of that.

Completing 75 Hard last Autumn started me on the path of reading for personal development, instead of just consuming fiction, and coming across Rich Dad, Poor Dad made me realize how through I am with the Rat Race. 

I started reading books on rental property investing - but then realized that with the current state of the market in Ontario - it's pretty much impossible to buy anything at value, let alone under value, in order to build a cash-flow positive portfolio through renting. 

My question is about how we should initially purchase the house in order to make a refinance the easiest.my side-- I'm paying with a HELOC on a home i own 100%, 7x the amount I'm using for the purchase, i have no W2 work history for the past 4 years, but in january i closed on a fix and flip and made around 70k, made about 20k in realized gains in the market this year so far, but i don't have consistent income.my son-- he is 19 and this was his first year actually paying taxes.  

I’m glad you mentioned that point, and I fully realize real estate isn’t a half-in half-out game.

While I’ve done some research, I’ve quickly realized that I’m not quite sure where to start!

I realize I’m all over the place at the moment and trying to hone in on a focused strategy to achieve my goals; the goals being to generate cash flow, wealth accumulation for financial freedom.

When it comes to capital gains tax, this is paid when selling an asset for a profit after any adjustments that can and are able to be made, but only upon realizing the profits.

He may not have realized he was really just exercising the right of redemption (or whatever the legal term is called).