I have access to RealAcquisitions and it provides the necessary information needed to make good investment decisions.

However, let him know up front that any attempt to hide, conceal, or otherwise prevent your discovery of information that would affect your decision will result in immediate denial for the respective applicant.

On the other hand, some say that since the wife usually makes the final purchase decision, she is only going to be emotionally engaged if it is staged well, or at least, is COMPLETE.

Great decision to jump start your RE career again, best decision you can make.

It's a good location and solid structure in a city with high demand, but the interiors were treated poorly pre-foreclosure so will need a major overhaul.

It looks like I am leaning towards the right decision.

Once you decide your identity analyzing deals based on that criteria will help you make better decisions.

A lack of financing options didn't make the plan work out at this time though.Instead, my wife and I are thinking the first place we buy should be local and would purchase a multi-unit house, duplex, triplex, etc. in a fairly affordable neighourhood right in Vancouver.Any advice for someone trying to make a wise decision in the overly expensive Vancouver?

See http://massrealestatenews.com/short-sale-lawsuits-will-realtors-be-next/I believe Realtors that have poor training in Short Sales that misrepresent their knowledge and experience should be criminally prosecuted.What do BPers think?

Most all HML are asset based, meaning their decision is made largely on the property, purchase price, and ARV.