David Faulkner : many people live where it's not economically feasible (or smart) to invest.

In real estate, I bring my clients a unique ability to show what a property can become or to interject in their fascinations as to why or why not the idea of "tearing down all the first floor walls" might not be entirely feasible, haha!

You won't have the longer feasibility period that you would get with a commercial (5+ units) property.

I have a construction background so I think it's pretty feasible relative to my skill level, but if you haven't worked in construction or done a lot of DIY work, it's probably not recommended.

If you need feasibility studies or tenant improvement test fits let me know.

However, since I am currently based in London, UK and would like to analyse houses in Canada, these methods aren't feasible to me.

@Jason Eyerly I see your point in that these are sort of different situations but I guess the point I was trying to get at is that in your landlording career it's not going to be feasible to follow every single lead down to the end.

I don't know maybe it doesn't, I think it should be feasible anywhere.

Is this feasible?

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