But not everyone wants to be a landlord/lady, and some really do get the technique and systems down for successful flips and become wealthy doing it.

I recommend multis would work better because taxes are so high they kill cash flow. 

I'm currently searching for my first purchase, a small multi-family.

I was thinking multi as the more doors the better to help pay.

not sure in Canada as @Doug Pretorius mentions, but in all MLS systems in the U.S., you MUST offer a compensation for the buyer (tenant) agent...that is the nature of the MLS.

Your option is to pay what is owed within this time period to avoid the next step (which would be for management to to file for the eviction through the court system).Look; if you're going to eventually be a landlord it is important to become familiar with the process of eviction. 

Investors normally use the term only when referring to multi-residential or commercial properties.

Hi Adam,In my experience, septic systems are regulated by your local building department, as well as the county health department.  

Are you talking about a large multi family?

I currently own 2 multi-family properties in the Sacramento area and am actively looking for my next buy and hold deal.