After two months of slight (0.1% MoM) decreases, CoreLogic’s national Home Price Index jumped 0.7% MoM in Feb, way above their expectations.

We have shifted our business model slightly to match up with our expected returns.  

Just choose what you feel would work best for you now and you can always shift in the future after you have done a few deals and get some experience.

Not sure, but I'd say it is more of a matter of thorough diligence and future planning, not really about integrity.

I ran a quick Realtor.com search and found this recent multifamily sale in Ontario - https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/319-E-Park...If most properties are trading along this price range, you may want to run projections for future appreciation using conservative number.

I was thinking of sending them a PDF flyer of something along the lines of "How to screen a tenant", "First time homeowners must do for the first 60 days", "what to expect from your first multi-family property", but i feel that might be a bit to simple.

Hope this helps you understand some of the expectations you should be trying to meet:)

Expect more posts in the future that will be shorter and have more specific questions!

I was told by the previous owner that he put it in for a past tenant and that the couple currently renting asked to keep it as they may need it in the future.

If a beginner buys TDs as described in this post, and they yield 10.5%, what type of losses should be expected over the long run?