I would think that if you are concerned about it this kind of transparency might be the best approach, and if it didn't work in your favor it least you would know you need to hurry into the property to meet the deadline.

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., but I called in some favors on materials and got some great prices).So, I'd consider $120-180/sf to be upper mid-grade to high-end in that area. 

Do yourself a favor and invest in SFR's that don't have associations.

If you have 3-4 evictions going on simultaneously, the costs will eat you alive and you will likely rather sell some of these properties at a discount or at terms favorable to your buyer.

Just don't "fudge" those comps in your favor.  

Hopefully  in your favor Sir.

Don't ever stop reading and may your investment decisions be in your best favor and not someone else's, again- goodluck!!

I understand that Calgary is at risk of having its housing bubble burst (which could go in my favor) due to falling oil prices and rising unemployment (may also be good to pick up some distressed property owners!)

Currency is in my favor at the moment seeing that I make most of my money in the US, so when I transfer it over to my Canadian accounts, I come out ahead again that could change but for now, it's awesome.other bits of info:*In Canada the total term of your loan is 25 years, not 30 years like the US.