Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

Foreclosures are very state/county specific so difficult to estimate any of these statistics Bruce.

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

The notes on each would be well over that, so we would be in the negative each month...  

Land is always tough, its negative cash flow and low liquidity.I'd look at industrial type uses, thats far more in demand than building something right now

The cash flow is what recovers that cost, so when the total accumulated cash flow, over the first few years, is equal to (or greater than) the total cost to the REI (cash paid), then the REI has recovered their cost, and they are making a profit from that point forward.If you have to pay added cost (cash) for any reason (i.e....negative cash flow, rehab, etc...) that adds to the cost and must be recovered before profit is made...kind of a step backwards, then once recovered, you're moving forward again.The reason for selling after your equity has doubled is you're losing money. 

The CPI is a measure of inflation calculated monthly by Statistics Canada using data that reflects economic conditions over the past year.The guideline applies to most residential rental accommodations covered by the Residential Tenancies Act.

As long as you don't have negative cash flow, you should try to maximize equity.

I would strongly encourage landlords to seek a permit to carry a firearm if they are serving eviction notices and other situations likely to generate negative reactions from tenants. 

Here's what I suggest :Accounting 101 & 102Psychology 101 & 102Personal Finance/ Principles of InsurancePsychology 101 & 102Principles of Real Estate*****************************Statistics 101& 102  Economics 101 & 102  Marketing-ManagementPersonal Investing*****************************Managerial Accounting / Financial Analysis Sociology /  EntrepreneurshipJust realized, I don't know what electives might be offered.The way I listed those follow prerequisite knowledge, also don't take accounting at the same time you take economics, there are conflicting concepts that mess with some minds.