I prefer Ontario. 

I thought I remembered hearing of some form of loan that has higher rates but can cover multiple properties and is flexible, so that they can be sold individually. 

It seems that if I am interested in going at it as a private individual, I'd have to partner up, simply because I am not there to find and make deals.

It seems that if I am interested in going at it as a private individual, I'd have to partner up, simply because I am not there to find and make deals.

I would start by asking your accountant what their preference is.

As alluded to above, the operational issue with blanket loans is you give up control of the sale of individual properties to the bank.

I've started the process of talking to brokers about getting a conventional loan(preferably FHA) to do my first flip and I'm straight up with them by telling them I attend to flip the house as soon as possible. 

Dining room/kitchen tables come with leaves that either fold into the table (preferred) or can be stored.

The important thing here that I'm not sure individuals think about so much is what is your cashflow and leverage on your overall portfolio?

Water could be individually metered to add another $6K a year.