I'm not finding their database to be as robust as the US version. 

I'd prefer to be a partner to increase returns by leveraging equity and doing administrative work to make projects happen, and help an existing developer(s) expand their own reach.  

For the more entry level people, it's Propstream (and simliar websites like Listsource), Driving For Dollars/Door Knocking, Virtual Driving For Dollars (using apps like Batch, DealMachine), Other Databases That Aren't On Propstream (i.e. checking for local probates, divorce, water shut-off, code violations, etc). 

FCI Exchange has the largest database of seller/buyers

. - They have the best systems (software programs) for real estate investors, they helped me setup my company pages, buyers database, sellers/lead system etc etc.

You are a wage earner at the moment and you are going to pay the rate the current administration is asking plus pay for any income you show on rentals.

It's not entirely clear why, but it's probably a combination of things including tenant issues, administrative work, calls & emails, along with their normal day-to-day management tasks.

Hey Anish,This is pretty standard for the "big box" insurers...It may make the most sense to have them all together (with one carrier), so splitting them between insurers may create more administrative havoc than you'd like...Tim

They market themselves as a consultant in helping to set me up with an SDIRA, as opposed to being a 3rd party administrator.

Take that to your trust administrator and tax guy and see how well you're doing.I suppose, so far, everyone has been talking about owning a property, where do you get your CoC return when you make money off a property you have no cash in the deal?