Our client's and prospective client's fears associated with the virus have slowed things down considerably.

The main thing to keep an eye on is how home prices are rising in comparison to rent prices.

More specifically, the court held that a $500 investment, absent any other significant risk, does not give rise to any real risk for the IRA.

Also, if the PM seems to spend considerable time trying to lower your expectations:  Well, they are probably pretty good! 

“Rising tides lift all ships!”

These types of clients find considerable value in me being able to have that type of discussion and bring real knowledge to the table, and they know, by virtue of my knowledge, I will be able to identify deals for them.On the flipside, in my experience, those who prioritize "deal-finding" tend to want the realtor to be something of a news reporter, where whichever realtor "breaks the news" first (in this case, is the first to present a deal) is the one who gets the transaction.

Companies, and it's tied to the #1 mistake more novice investors make and it is that P.M. looks easy, seems simple, and in reality it is a HUGE job that eat's time like a bottomless pit, requires considerable systems, and efficiency is EVERYTHING. 

Rising costs depleted all margins..Going to be a domino effect with other newer projects Only the "Bigger" and deeper pockets will survive..Might see a plethora of inventory for Toronto condo assignments..

That's all you technically need to have "consideration" and a valid contract.

Sometimes we have to switch gears, do things differently, but if we adapt and rise above the situation we all come out a little better for it!