Here are my main reasons; tilt up is significantly stronger than cinder block, far less labor intensive which equates to fewer errors, saves time because it requires less labor and is not subject to weather conditions, and there are many brick manufacturers which make an embedded brick system (natural thin brick) which adheres directly to the panels, thus an additional cost and time saver.

@Dominique Garza dude do you rock climb?

@Caleb RigbyYou're a rock star!

The key is to find a seasoned enough management company that can handle a property of this nature...

I'm not outgoing by nature and always resisted the idea of always networking, it was outside my comfort zone.  

This could have retroactive tax implications for both the vendor and purchaser.At the moment, folks seem to be still operating with tied lease & option agreements and collecting payments comprising market rent and a rent credit, but there are already tax cases where the CRA has re-interpreted the nature of such transactions.

From your LinkedIn profile you look ready to rock!  

Michael, in my experience, and I think you'll hear and read this from the majority of investors, the key is getting into a network of people that you trust and can work with you to help you take steps and be successful.I am, by nature, a deep dive research, analysis, and due diligence person.

Hey BP members, My wife and I are diving into this world of Real Estate investing (single/multi-fam or house hack) and we are studying and cramming as much information as we can and naturally we have a few questions.

I only sell to businesses and require an occupancy affidavit to further document the commercial nature of the transaction.