Although he might not tell you straight up what the issue or why a particular property does not work for him, you can read through the lines as he will most likely explain in general what he looks for when evaluating what to keep vs sell.

Sounds like you are way ahead of the game with that much money ready to invest. 

So I'm just gonna go ahead and ask if anyone is looking for an extra pair of hands or another brain to help them with their flips.Im 23, from Toronto.

I Find the property, tell her what I want to pay for it, she does the rest and I just bring the money to closing I’ve learned recently that if I do go ahead and hang my license with a brokerage, I might have to disclose EVERYWHERE that I am an agent.

I'd like to be able to find some "reviews" of the camp or recommendations about the camp before thinking of just going ahead and doing it.

You're farther-ahead than most people (including me haha).

Need financing - "hard road ahead!"

I plan on having 20-25k at the end of this year to work with and I’m trying to stay ahead of my game.

Even if I doubled my vacancy rate though, you'd still come out ahead cash-flow-wise, both on both straight dollar amount and on a percentage basis.The only other things I can think of to make this estimate more conservative would be to bump up your property management fee from 10% to 12%, since we already discussed that this is a rougher area and therefore you'll have to incentivize the best PMs to take on a property like this.Overall, nice find! 

You could list is as "rent to own", some people who do this are straight up theives who are looking to rope people in with realy stringient terms that basically amount to live here for 30 years and if you miss a single payment you lose your property and have to start over.