If not, you need to consider the time involved with obtaining estimates, reviews, scheduling, providing access, handling issues that come up (like new water heater required  we remove the entire door and frame for access as they are wider now).   

What is the best way to get this property sold, in the least amount of time, with limited access to the house because of the tenant?

But if they must know, I happen to do a bit of advocacy work here and there for low income people with disabilities, sometimes these people become friends.I'm not concerned with being evicted or anything like that because of the landlords comment but I am curious to know exactly how these people can get away with saying such things simply because I have some friends who stop by, hang out, laugh, joke, leave, stay, use the phone, take a nap, or whatever the ^^^^ they want to do as guests in my home at that moment.I'd really like to know what the litmus test is for guests becoming "drug traffic."

If the owner stopped paying, wouldn't the whole country need to go down the gurgler before your non-performing 2nd note would be worth nothing? 

Remember he gets only a fraction of what his client gets.Personally, I bought a $2M umbrella insurance policy and stopped putting my properties in my LLCs.  

Sure the crack in the porch looks terrible but if it has stopped moving and is safe, perhaps you could use the property for 50 years and have no problems with it.

The way I look at it, Canada is a tough place to invest regardless especially when compared to the US, but we can't let that stop us.

The reason most people shy away from it is that it takes a great deal of knowledge and expertise they lack to develop, not to mention access to a great deal of long-term capital.Unless you were doing the actual blue collar work, you could not make such a project work as it is too small to afford to hire such work done.

There is a good equity position and stable tenants, I just need access to lower cost of capital for a property like this to make these properties cashflow.I am willing to do them together or separate or lumped in with another residential property that I currently own that is cash flowing around 550 a month over the mortgage as well.Thanks in advance!

After that we had a few evictions with drama, spent more money fixing damaged things that shouldn't of had to, belongings left behind, break ins, loss of rent etc etc.It definitely stopped me from buying other properties, because this one was a suck of time and money, that I believe was a mistake.