-New bathroom vanities, tops, fixtures, toilets, tub, tile walls and floor-New light and plumbing fixtures throughout-New electrical outlets and switches-Paint exterior, interior, knock down texture ceiling-New front yard sod, new plants and mulch, clean and flatten backyard-New side fence entry doorsI'm sure I'm missing some items.Here is what our projects tend to look like after.

However, if you just have your buddy let that person into the apartment and not "sell" it, then that is legal.I have an idea to allow a resident in unit 1 to greet and allow entry for a prospective resident who would be living in unit 2 in order to view what the apartment is like.

Buyers don't really notice in the entry level price range.  

I stick to my market because I know it in and out, but I would say pick either KWC or Hamilton if starting anywhere as we are the 2 fastest growing area in Ontario, while still maintaining a reasonable price entry point.

@John Van Uytven I am still in the learning phase but I think I am interested in single family, entry level houses for now.Thanks for the tips.

Yes, on paper the entry price point looks great.

Airbnb and sites like it take advantage of a low barrier to entry that already exists in renting out rooms and makes that barrier even lower, by making it safer and easier.By providing a user-friendly and clean interface along with a more focused directive, these sites pick up where Craigslist and the local Pennysaver left off.

Airbnb and sites like it take advantage of a low barrier to entry that already exists in renting out rooms and makes that barrier even lower, by making it safer and easier.  

Ask yourself if you enjoy solving tenant problems in return for higher cashflow/lower cost of entry.

(the following is a personal, non-authorative, non-legal suggestion )Serve notice of entry, comment on asbestos inspector coming with you.