I've done a local renovation where I was on site at least once a week and thought I was ready to do a flip or BRRRR OOS...nope.

Are there any tools, websites, or resources you’d recommend specifically for real estate investors in Ontario?

While both involve finding and properly securing a site and bringing it to full entitlement, the ground-up process includes the land piece but gets way more involved and complex to execute.The full "Monty" for ground-up development needs to include financial literacy, an explanation of metrics, and how they work.

First, there are small grammatical issues with their website that could indicate it might have been built by someone whose native language isn't English. 

@Matthew McCarty At the beginning of my investing career, I was constantly looking at websites like Zillow and Redfin to see what houses are selling for so that I have a good feeling on the market I picked.

You can also watch lots of in depth educational videos for SDIRA's/Solo 401ks on his website.

I own a duplex property (I do not live on site) and I'm renting out the 2 bed/1 bath back house.

So a community of these homes could definitely provide an affordable downsized housing option for active seniors (independent living style) - especially when you provide amenities on site, which will be required if you want to compete with other independent living style communities and apartment buildings.

Also do you have any info on him. i can dig up some info on him and then get an attorney to file a suit against him if oyu wanted to go that route. happy to assist in digging up info so you can give it to an attorney. note I am not an attorney but a note investor and good at finding stuff on the web

This is from the State of Florida's website and here's the answer to the op's question.