At worst, it hits the tenants Bob Marley LP collection that cost him more than the house he rents from me.

I plan on having the seller buy me out of my option and collect my fee as a lien holder at closing, have the money wired to my bank account, and never be at the closing.

Since we can not keep more than 1 month's rent in PA past the 365 day mark, it is not worth the headache here to collect more and then have to refund it before 365 days hit.

You can even hire a collection service to collect your payments, make the payment on the seller's mortgage, and then forward any remaining balance to the seller.

The last multi we purchased was empty so we didn't have to worry about rents or security deposits being passed on to us. this multi (4) is fully rented and the owner told us that indeed deposits were collected and that they will forward all existing leases showing the deposit and rent amounts and that they would transfer said monies to us at closing.

We've run through the data many times and the current numbers are correct.

Further to my query about legalities and licencing for collecting finders fee - aside from the courthouses does anyone have any good resources for finding notes in Canada, more specifically in the Toronto/Ontario region?

Also does anyone know where they get their sales data from?

But I've been spoiled in the past when I could see a place and instantly get a property profile.It seems the data services are really set up so that individual investors have to go through someone else to get data.

Are there any other resources to collect this data?