I am in the process of establishing a residential redevelopment business  in Ontario, Canada.  

Estate :One thing that needs to be done is having a appraisal done of the property within 6 months of date of death of the owner of the property this establishes the Value so the estate, for tax purposes, and sets the $$ amount that is be-quested to each beneficiary.

It's basically just the process of gentrification, so prices may level off once the neighborhoods move from being trendy to becoming established.

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I have demonstrated over and over again with my sales, my brand-new renovations in established neighborhood fetch a 20% to 30% sometimes 40% premium over market comps.

Also, which processor is recommended and how is best to go about establishing that relationship? 

It's a lot to digest, where do I start?

We've got about 25 doors in the works.Do any regional banks have a 'venture' section for young companies like ours, that have investors and real estate, but not an established financial history?

We will be consulting a RE lawyer at some point, but I'm hoping for some early clarification as we put together our initial funding strategy.We will be establishing an LLC focusing on flips as well as BRRR.

. - Older "established" neighborhood, 20-30 years old.- majority of houses are lived in by the owners as opposed to being rented out.- Owners have lived for long periods of time.- Has convenient consumer amenities and shopping are good.- Commercial with residential should not be mixed.❏ Feel the area...- by driving around and making sure you like that location.I tried finding those through Realtor.com, Zillow, Trulia, Redfin, etc., but I realized they don’t have all the houses, and all the data I need.