My places are man caves.

I’d be delighted to send you some info on the Property - I’ll drop you a pm.

We bought it for $90,000 with a caved in foundation.

You can put as little as 5% down, and in some towns like Cave Springs or Lowell you can get a mortgage with 0% down !

Instead of buckling down and tightening their belts they cave to the public sector unions and chase after more tax money rather than growth. 

So let's say 123 Main Street has foot tall grass, the roof is caving in, and the driveway has piles of rotting garbage. 

Be firm, don't cave in,  But $32. might be a easier fix.

There was a huge hiccup with the combination for foreign 15% tax and mortgage stress test in 2017 that drop prices and took just over a year to recover and bounce back..Don't look at appreciation  look at ratios, areas close to transit, if condos buildings not too older and higher than average maintenance fees..Converted duplexes are usually investors delight in Ontario and has been for years..

It caved in the newly drywalled ceiling, filled the carpet padding with mold and buckled the hardwood floors.I stood there in the midst of the devastation while my property managers stood next to me in the midst of an unexpected afternoon project.Perspective.As the years go by and my experiences mount, I have begun to see what this perspective is born of...Landlords have witnessed it all.Landlords find dead bodies.Landlords hear stories that would make Mother Teresa weep.

We already got rid of the wallpaper and painted the walls, my husband got rid of the green laminate floors and installed new flooring, we have also found an awesome vendor who organized brand new stainless steel appliances for us at an awesome price, we are busy replacing the white appliances as they cave in on us.