They don't have the greatest splits for brand new agents but they offer a nice mentoring program and once you have 3 deals under your belt the splits are great.

So I have found a couple multi family home, that I know would make great places for renting. Issues I'm running into is1. I have no money down so I'm using a hard money lender to cover the purchase and rehab. 2. After...

This is if the flooring is brand new to start with.

I use the Grandeur Hospitality brand from Costco.

Roof and HVAC numbers are just about right unless you go with Lenox brand and then double or triple the hvac price.

A brand new entity with no history wont have the ability to get loans.Unless you have a ton of wealth outside your personal house, there isnt much for a lawsuit to go after, at least initially.I think you will find that a good umbrella policy is your best strategy until you can get some deals under your belt.  

It's tough if you're brand new, because the lenders a big risk on you, and you don't have any skin in the deal.

Brand new to all of this, I have started to listen to BiggerPockets and my interest has recently started to grow within the RE space.

I can't say this is the case though for a brand new or really young company, because maybe they're out there to just grab a quick buck and run.In general, when folks ask me this question, I tell them it's entirely up to them.

@Andre Manzo I just got CMHC financing on a brand new 6 plex in Edmonton.