I live in London but also exploring Sarnia, Windsor and everything in between! 

Our contractor partner has a deeper connection in that town and has a better idea of which broker/agent is the right choice. 

There are 12 brand new town homes across the alley going up.

Here's my train of thought on this: I'm interested in investing in Baltimore but live in DC proper, so while I can go there, I don't think I can just wander around to "explore."

Account ClosedYes, BC did announce some of their newer regulations - which included the so-called 'speculator levy' - prior to having the data to back the action ... call it "speculative governance" if you might.Now that data is being collected in BC and Ontario (ostensibly for Toronto and the Golden Horseshoe}, we are starting to get a better picture of just "who" the speculators are in those markets and it is seeming as though the "foreign contingent" is not as significant as initial presumed.On your recommendation to explore "Subject To"  deals, I should point out that very manner in which mortgage financing functions in Canada, makes "Subject To" deals less attractive and less common.  

A whole town is for sale in Georgia.https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Buy-Entire-T...Ho'okani

Use the towns name in this post as to ping on keywords that are set up by fellow BP'ers.

I want to invest in an area where real estate is less expensive than my home town. 

7% interest not sue on amortizationproperty was originally listed for $66ksmaller town in a rural area

I inherited my Grandmother's house earlier this year in the small town of Urania, located in Louisiana.