i'm mainly interested in this approach because, from what i've read, it allows you to refinance based on proven income from the property rather than your own personal income to debt ratio. this will allow you to grow your portfolio more rapidly, because you can get more loans. is this true in canada?

I currently live in the Iowa City/Cedar Rapids area in Iowa with my brother.

Mostly, I am curious about the current climate and what others are seeing in, specifically east Grand Rapids, MI but also GR as a whole. 

I've been debating whether to start investing in Grand Rapids or in the Washtenaw county area.

I think this is a great time to pick up a multi-family property in the East Bay, this market is shifting pretty rapidly and properties are sitting on the market much longer than that last 5 years which gives buyers leverage that we are not used to seeing, and while rates are still relatively low.

My tentative plan is to purchase a few ~80k, 3 bedroom homes in rapid succession (establishing one as primary residence and renting to friends) and then see where I can take it from there.

I'm looking for someone in the Grand Rapids area, let's have some coffee and talk options.

As an investor you want as little skin in the game on deals if you are looking to grow rapidly.

My guess is the deck and the driveway did not exist at the time or this would have been caught by the surveyor, title company or loan underwriterIn 2012 Heltzel  grants "her" interest in the additional lot to Cooke and Riley-Cooke(Maybe it is the same Joyce as 2002 or Cooke collects wives at a rapid pace?)

With the ever changing Indianapolis market, the communities are growing and expanding rapidly.