Can someone please add me to future editions of the meetup?

I meant to come back and edit the post to clear things up.

EDIT: Do you know why locals hate AirBnBs?

How can I pull up the numbers I typed in and edit them?

Edit: Also, if you want to test the agent you could look for (and run the numbers on) places that meet your requirements but that the agent didn't send you.

Although now I am trying to find the right way to study more, there must be statistic or so to study to have numbers make sense .For now focusing on BC or maybe NB , but I do not discard AB for sure, like many I looked into Calgary last year :) .I should reach out to know more about the inland market though , thank you Edit: sorry at mention do not seem to workHi Nicolas,As others said the first thing is to talk to a bank or mortgage broker (I recommend an investor focused mortgage broker) and find out how much you can borrow.

Of course, for those that are not tax pros (Edit: Tax pros also benefit immensely from Michael's incredible expertise!)

*edit* looking to invest in Albany, NY multi-family properties

Originally posted by @William Coet:@Ben Leybovich I wasn't able to edit my last post in time, but I was specifically referring to what can make  a sub-market be cost prohibitive for new construction of multifamly?

Get the latest edition of Nolo Landlords Tax Guide book and read it (http://store.nolo.com/products/every-landlords-tax-deduction-guide-dell.html) - regardless which route you chose (plus you'll know more than many CPAs about the subject).