Best thing to do, in my opinion, is to do some research:1 - Figure out what your end goal is and how you plan to get there2- What niche you want to invest in (single-family, small multi-family 2-4 units, large multi-family).

Nathan,Kudos to you on jumping in and not being afraid to take on these large projects.

We bought our current (2bed/1bath) home that sits on top of a large unfinished basement in Atlanta (Cascade area) in 2021.

I added value to the property, property was bought at 65% ARV.

Is anyone here familiar with note investing in Canada, specifically buying non performing notes (ideally in large metro areas)?

You might consider seeing if this is possible to avoid that cost ad.

The multi-family properties generate large paper losses most of which are suspended.

I agree, I will expand on cold calling just a bit as well by cold calling the owners who own multiple large properties and try to build a relationship with them.

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