@Matthew Morganstein With the exception of a few places (TO, Vancouver, Calgary, {maybe} MTL & Québec), I'm not convinced wholesaling works well here in Canada simply, due to the relatively small market size, and state of present market conditions.

I will do my best to explain this scenario related to the purchase, rehab, and refinance of a property I am pursuing.Purchasers A, B, and C are partnering to purchase and rehab a duplex (purchase price and rehab not to exceed $90,000 with e rehabilitation loan)Application breezed past initial underwriting as all partners have above 750 credit, stable income, low debt to income, etc.

Sure thing,I'm not a CCIM yet as I have my plate full as a college student at Arizona State University and as I am taking other real estate field related courses.

Return is closely related to the financing.

Again, the ability to relate to people, face to face, on the phone and in writing is necessary to succeed in this business.

I'm their only child and about to have "the talk" about what their ideas are for the future in relation to their house (among other things).My husband is completely on board with them living with us, if they would like.

Hey Kyle -My guess is that the two issues are related.

I have to admit I was surprised that I was the one advocating for higher compensation, not him.On a related note, I'm looking for a new CPA.

To me, if it meets your investment objectives (and 20% COC would meet mine), it's a good deal.You make money when you sell.

Having NCND's and other provisions in the contracts will show the INTENT of the buyer.If they plan any funny business you will know it from their objections to signing your protection provisions.It's better to know how they will act upfront and not do business with them then to learn this on a deal and lose out.