The loans are based off of the property debt service which will determine the LTV range allowed up to 80% of what the property qualifies for.

Current sales went down but prices are still climbing.We recently invested in Victoria as it has the correct economic fundamentals in place (GDP, Unemployment rate, transportation and population growth)Banks in Canada have always been careful as far as lending (which has sheltered us from the 2008 real estate crash) and there’s no signs of seeing that change in the near future.

My question is would the daughter in law be able to take owner ship of the house or anything of that nature so I can get a contract signed?

I'm determined to find that motivated seller that makes the numbers work!

Wholesaling, you are going to be spending a lot of time building a buyers list, pursuing leads, buying lists, direct mail, cold calls and possibly door knocking to find off-market homes to get under contract, and then sell your equitable interest in that contract for $5000 to $10,000, depending on your market.Multi-family, you need to look at what you can afford, where you can raise money, an that will determine how many doors you are going to get (a duplex, fourplex, 8 unit, 24 unit..etc.). 

The sign of a great investor is one who has the vision to be able to see opportunity in up and down markets.

There's places in this country like WV where there's no sign that they will have anything to replace extraction in their economy.

@Robert BurnsThis should have been addressed prior to signing the lease.

Owners are less likely to move generally, and any sign of distress results in them getting a lot of mail, making it hard to stand out.As far as changing your message, it is less about keywords, and more about creating interest.

Im open to anything but am trying to avoid getting involved in things that are just sale pitches to sign up for the "next step".