I see an opportunity to buy land which is relatively inexpensive in the big city markets, build something and make a fairly good profit margin (30% to 50% if not more than I put into it).

@Ramon PurifoyIn general a lot of retail agents get upset fairly easily.

I am from Illinois and I am extremely conservative on my calculations to ensure worst case scenario all turns out well.

I am fairly new to real estate investing, I've read multiple books and will continue to learn from this site before making any rash decisions.I am hoping to learn from others on this site, and build a network of people to assist me with my business ventures, If there are people in either area who would like to connect please contact me.

Probably best for you to re-visit your stance on screening tenants so you are not in violation of any laws of Fair Housing, Disparate Impact, or Discrimination.Good luck out there! 

It is always a good idea to evaluate the home insurance policy annually to ensure we have enough replacement cost coverage in case anything bad happen. 

What's important to note is that while they may not report to the agencies, therefore not be factored into your DTI, you need to monitor your debt levels to ensure you're not taking on debt obligations that you're unable to afford.

What, in your opinion, is a fair cost structure for small multi families (2-4 units) do you find acceptable?

I am currently working with two others that very much so understand Canadian and US a taxes and ensure that I do not get double taxed etc.

You could also ask the title company that you’ve already work with to ensure the title with this single right of redemption exception in place.