Hello all, I was wondering if anyone could advise me on a strictly informational real estate seminar within the Greater Toronto Area?

I am reaching out to the see if anyone who is familiar with the region know of any. 

HELOCs have very low fees associated with them.Start talking to local / regional banks and credit unions.

In the Montreal region it's not easy to have a positive cashflow while occupying a unit, but at least it decreases your cost of living. 

I thing the HELOC route is a good one as it allows you to continue acquiring properties.Have you taken the time to sit down with some local/regional banks/credit unions and talk through your plans?

I am unsure if this is a good region but I'm going to investigate more. 

If you have income, assets, and credit, you should have no problem borrowing from a local or regional bank (not national) for rentals and flips.

However, for a rental depending on the region of the country and the type of rental you might consider not adding AC. 

In the more desirable part of US like coastal regions, homes here have appreciated 2-2.5X last 5 years from the trough to nearly peak.

How many of you have purchased property sight unseen, either in your local market, regionally, or out-of-state?