If you don't want to separately meter for gas (which would be expensive but you would recoup the cost many times on a long hold), you are going to constantly be feeding this alligator of tenants wasting your money with liberal use of heat. 

Even still, it could be said that I've still lost money due to my time on the tools instead of prospecting as a real estate agent (the cost of lost opportunity).If you can truly do 80%-90% of the work yourself (at acceptable quality levels) and you aren't sacrificing your time where you can get better returns for your efforts, then yes, it can work even up here in Canada.

They will save you time and money. 

Could someone break it down step by step for me and explain why yes or why no and if yes how would someone like me with little money get it done and profit from it.10 unit multifamily investmentI look forward to learning from someone that has done it.

Investing institutionally on behalf of our fund investors sparked my desire to pursue my own investments and create wealth independently.For my first property, I plan to use the BRRRR strategy, likely with the help of a hard money lender.

There's long-term money to be made on that strategy.

I'm planning to use that money for a downpayment  to buy a multifamily where I would live in one side and rent out the other side. 

The Strategic Neighborhood Fund is pumping money into key areas, and it’s making a difference.

They need their own set for their requirements and not accept the ones in the FBI database - like WTF - what a money grab.

Did you use a hard money loan for this?