No system is perfect, so don't waste your time chasing after the next shiny object.

Yeah the Toronto market can be pricey to get into, but a lot of investors turn to condos or various other Ontario markets if cash flow is their primary objective.  

I don't think anyone understands both markets very well and can give you an objective comparison.

@Jill Jay Please tell us about your investment objectives and If you post a few basic numbers people here will give you a hand.

I could see no resistance to bonuses, but penalties seems like there may be quite a few objections... 

"Risk" is the biggest objection that we are seeing so far. 

Have a goal, an objective, and a mission.

They know the market, contract law, negotiations, provide a second set of eyes, are objective, can negotiate better than you can, etc. 

This is because income producing assets have an established objective value, especially in commercial real estate where the value = net operating income ➗ cap rate.

The magic kicker for every experienced investor is that he is doing this on an average price point of $40,000 AND that is an all in turnkey price.Any serious investor who knows about Turnkey real estate would never go on a podcast like this without taking serious objection to the fact that they have no idea what they are talking about.