Also look for boards on the windows (obvious from a distance).

There are many stores that were online only but now are adding in physical stores (Amazon included) which should tell people brick and mortar is not going away just transforming and updating like any industry across the board in the United States as times change.Dollar Stores typically have a size of about 10,000 to 12,000 sq ft and pay about 8 to 10 bucks a foot in rent for freestanding unless location is stellar and then I have seen sometimes up to 14 or so a foot in most markets.

On the other hand, if the property is located within an unincorporated portion of a county, the county board regulates.

Market dependednt....but I personally would never rent a place w/o a DW...Yes, they can sometimes be a pain....or cause water damage..... but the risk is tinyWhat next...no washer/dryer....just supply a bucket, a scrub board and a rock?

BP is primarily U.S. based so getting applicable Canadian advice can be kind of hard.My first question I would like to bring up to the board is whether a single family or multi family investment is recommended for your first investment?

I've been on this board since 2010 and haven't found an example yet.

Back to the drawing board haha...

Don't think so - - that's still MINGLING of funds.Consider your entity as being 10,000 miles away and you have to formally communicate with Notary Docs, Notes, Letters from the Board of Directors - - this will help you stay focused.

If there is no rental licence, you will have to go through a long zoning appeal process, then most likely have to file an appeal with the Board Of Building Standards because i'm assuming there is no sprinkler in there, which is usually not an issue with existing triplexes, but if you're changing the use from single family to triplex, it will trigger a sprinkler requirement, among others.

I found a house today that is boarded up.