Not getting home certified means $200/ less rent per month and competion from the slum lords with mold and lead being untested invite future lawsuits. https://www.ourair.org/edu/indoor-air-quality-and-health/

This growth contributes to the overall health of the real estate market, making it an attractive option for investors.Considering all the aforementioned points, Indianapolis stands out as a promising market for fixes & flips in 2024.

FF since it was historically a health professional marketing tool leans itself towards smaller units (2 bed and below) or rooms because travels travel in ones and twos.  

I think my overall belief is that at some point, as a country and as individuals, we must start to put public interest and the overall health of a society ahead of individualism and personal preference and personal profit. 

📉 Compared to the average SBA rate of 10.5%, this is a strategic move to maximize your savings and boost your financial health.

People in these areas have a lot of mental health issues that require understanding and patience or your going to fail or atleast lose a lot of money

As I said... open a few tanks and check for backflow, visit the health department and ask a few residents if you can. 

Hey @Jordan George, as a Torontonian working in the US (currently in Dallas) for the last couple of years I'll echo all the major points already made above.Lending standards and qualifications are tighter back home than in the US so you won't find near the number of financially distressed sellers in Canada (generally speaking) but anyone could be laid off/have a health scare/divorce at any time of course.

Rental inspections are common but really they are occupancy inspections focused on health and safety.

With a savvy realtor and attorney, you can put forth a competitive offer that still protects you by waving the contingency with limited exceptions to mechanical, structural, environmental, and health and safety issues.