No problem 50/50 sounds fair since that was the original agreement even though you did majority of the work.

I have learned the majority of what I know from BP and CCREIA.Best wishes!!!

They typically have quite a bit of info online, but a phone call and a discussion with both departments is a good place to start.

But that's not surprising considering it's in a major market like Vancouver at the top of a real estate cycle.You either A) need to look at a different market or B) need to get more creative in terms of value-add.

If it's in decent shape and no windows are cracked/broken, and all major systems work, I wouldn't be too worried about it. 

Additionally, if you have major development/reuse/rezoning plans, find a lawyer who works real estate in whatever area you are in and have them connect you with the right people to have the conversations to insure you aren't buying into a battle with the city/township.

As majority of you know, prices are extremely high here.

I want to use a majority of the profits to give back to the communities around me. 

It's a double whammy in that department.

Any major projects would eat through that 10k number very quickly.Other than that, it looks to me like you're conservative.