@Ali Harris, this is probably my favorite part of real estate investing: seeing the potential in a property that isn't readily apparent to most other people, and then executing a plan to bring your vision to life - so cool to hear you're exploring this!

For any Investor Experts out there, I can also help with property analysis/renovations to bring some value to the table.Thanks for taking the time to read this post and looking forward to talking with you.

I'm excited to hear that there are people who can help Canadians.

While we are at it: I also ask to remove anything about the 6% broker fee if selling to the tenant in the future, no matter how unlikely it may seem or what NAR lawsuits may bring in the future - if you don’t agree with something, ask to change/remove it, in good faith, before entering into the business relationship.

I would also find a way to sleep at least 2 people (if not 4) using convertible sofas and/or murphy beds. 

We work only with investors in our office so you can trust me when I say people are still buying and making money. 2.

People think that way too.

Rehab / unit turn and jump into section 8 could bring the rent up a bit that way.

But, presumably people will be around this so you really should have this properly designed.Just another way to look at this... 

Homes that are "modular" are partly constructed in a factory and then assembled on the building site, otherwise they are just like any stick-built home with the same code requirements.A lot of people have made millions with manufactured homes.