They arent going to be excessively less than the big operation but there will be a discount.  

One of the properties it ended up where there were flaws in the chain of title due to incorrect or no probating.The second one had approximate $40,000 judgment which I haven’t gotten excessively involved trying to figure out.

Responsible people don't take on excessive debt and they pay all their bills on time.

(bet he doesn't have his tools insured)10k is probably excessive but I had some tools stolen out of a truck one time and it wasn't the big ticket items it was the little $30-$50 hand tools that added up way more than I would have guessed. either way it's on him

My opinion is that no tenant will ever take care of your "home" as well as you would and it that it is probable that your former home will deteriorate or excessively depreciate (wear/tear, landscape, water damage) with tenants in it.

Too many people are moving here and there's literally no supply so anything that hits the market, gets picked up quickly and it's not like '08 when there was excess supply and if you had a pulse you could get a loan.There's inflation happening but real estate is one of the best hedges for that, so I'm not seeing any reason not to invest nor am I seeing a bubble.

In the case that the cost of repairs is in excess of $10,000, as determined by a qualified contractor, then the buyer possesses the right to dissolve the purchase agreement."

A housing bubble that has been causing pain for Canadian homeowners and buyers alike may have started to pop as housing prices plummeted at a historic rate in August.Housing prices fell 2.4% in August as compared to July, the largest monthly decline since the data was first tracked in 1999“Canada’s housing market, like ours in the U.S. and many others around the world, became severely overheated by excess liquidity infusions from central banks,” said Antoni.

Is the gain in excess of $250k in the last 10 years?

This seems excessive to me but on the other hand I don't own 45+ properties.