If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

But you also want the buyer to feel confident they can move in within 30 days.

I’d love to connect and see how I can support you in achieving your investment goals.

That 2% is a tough hurdle and can still move up.

If you work the valuations out right you can purchase a duplex with your 1031 exchange that will allow you to move into one half immediately again. 

I’m starting off wanting to get into a primary residence that I plan to house hack and then figure out the next move into investment properties but that’s down the roadwith all that said, are there other ways that im not thinking of to 1.

Property needed some TLC as it had some termite damage and active infestation at time of move in, got quotes from contractors to replace some studs but all quotes came in too high so ended up doing most of the work on the home myself which meant the home sat vacant until January 2025 at which point i placed on rental sites but still waiting for vacancy to be filled.

Once you have a property in mind, getting a few estimates will be the best move.

Most Canadians investing countryside seem to be moving their money into properties in MB, SK, or AB due to affordability and in AB's case the more landlord friendly laws.

Just depends on what your goals are though.