We are moving for the obvious reasons: cost of living, slower pace of life and better school systems for our daughters.

In a *typical* building they cover wide range of common expenses for example; management, insurance, water, sewer, garbage, fire system, elevator, janitorial, landscaping, and the list goes on.

I am getting systems in place for wholesaling and buy and hold in the US, as well as looking into doing the same here.  

Ideally, you scale up and create a business and systems that gradually require less and less of your direct involvement.

It also is a great school system and people move into the area just because of that, with home values constantly on the rise.

I also strongly recommend using a good software system out of the gates and make sure your accounting is on point.  

If so, I have a very specific system that I use to get you paid every week without having to chase your money down.

I wanted to go with a larger building, but my partners want to start small, get all our systems down and scale from there.

The system makes no sense but your explanation of it is great.  

If there are safety issues or any defective systems, it is likely that they will not lend to you to BUY the distressed property TO renovate.