My mortgage broker has told me that I won’t qualify for any more mortgages because my debt servicing costs have exceeded 40% of my income. In reality my rental income covers almost all my costs, but the banks only cou...

The violations are not at all cut and dry, and this is where most investors get frustrated.

Tl;dr, I have recently acquired a mess and I have to fix it.

That tree was rotting from the inside out and I am thankful I removed it.Falling branches would be considered an act of God, provided it was not due to poor tree maintenance.

Depending on your school's course, I found the material to be extremely dry and boring.

All new engineered flooring in the basement had been removed in order to dry it out.

I had a couple contractors come over for one issue and they pointed out issues my home inspection couldn't find like bubbling siding (30K), small foundation brick repoint, previous water damage ceilings, open pipe that should be walled up, bathroom window that should be replace because it will rot eventually so I should replace it PVC.

It has roof damage on the corner where it looks like the roof is rotting. 

You can buy "orange peel", "sand" and a few others that you more or less paint on the wall, knock down with a trowel and let it dry.

Surrounding counties have potential but still come up dry/properties get snagged before I can even read the "More info" tab.My question is if I am looking into long distance real estate, where should I start to look?