Most banks are going to require 20-25% down for an investment property. 

Will the banks allow that?

Wholesaling is definitely not as prevalent in Canada and there are certainly not as many foreclosures / bank owned homes as the USA As for flipping, strategies those can be fairly similar such as the 70% ruleTaxes and legal stuff is different as well The concepts are similar and the strategies can also be similar

I have a potential tenant I'm screening who is moving from out of state for a job.He has asked if there is another way to pay the deposit/1st months rent other than cashiers check or money order because his current bank is not here in my state.Before I respond to him I want to ask on BP if there are other secure options?

I did mention in some cases (from what I've been told), that the bank will give relocation money, but I did not make any promises.

She said it had something to do with rights of ownership that the banks didn't like.Thanks in advance for your time!!

What I didn't calculate was that, in between funding rounds our team sometimes doesn't get payroll for 2 months or so until investment dollars hit the bank.

Should I go through a bank or are there better alternatives?

Property prices are a bit elevated considering the low average income, so we're having to be picky and patient, and the banks aren't as willing to budge on the bank owned ones.  

Do we need to market more for more properties, more investors, more bank conversation for refis?