Or look up similar sold listings and call one of the agents involved in those sales because they’ll have the best hands-on knowledge specific to the situation. 

I was looking for specific companies that don't seem to exist.

Specifically, the dramatic difference in purchase price and foreclosure rates in the States vs Canada.Granted, I'm sure that with enough digging, good investment options can be found in any market, but after a very quick comparison of my local market (Peterborough, Ontario, a city of under 100k about 1.5 hours outside of Toronto) with, for example, Buffalo, the price discrepancies are MASSIVE. 

Whether you're working with residential properties, or specializing in a niche market, I'm keen to learn about what strategies have worked wonders for you and what tactics may have fallen short of expectations.Some specific points I'd love to discuss include:Where have you found the best leads or prospects?

Unfortunately, pretty much every state besides a handful requires a license, specifically a realtor's license.

Similar to A, but with stipend inputRabbu (good for STR)AirDNA - another good STR outlookRentometer - area rent LTRZillow (area specific)- Housing Data Demand - LTR/General DemandPrice labs - set filters to 30 day stays / include utilities.

The exact rate can vary based on the lender, the borrower's creditworthiness, and the specific property. 

I agree with others that adding amenities, specifically targeted toward those most wanted during the colder season can have a big impact on down-season occupancy.

I teach negotiation, strategy and industry specific nuances.

Specifically, the SBA 7(a) loan program can sometimes be used for purchasing commercial real estate.