I'm primarily interested in BRRR  these days but I'm just generally wondering how my fellow Canadian investors are making a buck.I'm planning a trip to Montreal, Ottawa, and Edmonton in the near future to see what sort of prospects exist in those cities.

That said, I will seek higher margins for properties that are more expensive within that market, as risk increases as you move to properties fewer buyers in that market can afford.

Assuming you aren't a cash buyer, six months is the standard wait.

I know some people are searching for buyers first by looking for landlords that is offering some rentals.

He is based on Lewiston and has helped out some of the multi-unit buyers I work with.

Any help or recommendations would be greatly appreciated and if you would like to be added to my buyers list please let me know.

Hypothetical transaction with easy numbers:1) Seller acquires property for $100K.2) Sellers rehabs property for $25K.3) Seller sells property to buyer for $200K via seller financing4) Down payment $10,000.00.

Since you are a cash buyer, you can win lower bids.

My company regularly serves as contractor for buyers utilizing 203K loans. 

Hi @Eddie Wright, I would get the exact amount of back taxes that are owed from the tax collector's office and make it VERY clear to the buyer that they will have to pay those costs as part of the closing.