This will be about as interesting as putting a frog in a blender.Step 1.

I'm not an expert by any means, but am always open to meeting up and sharing what I've learned.And thanks for complementing the pic, the shot is through a hollow cannon :)

The frog and firkin pub at 6pm 4854 Yonge st.Elliott

"You have to kiss lots of frogs till you find your special one" so to speak.

Thomas Franklin's checklist was spot on...A lot of Brokerages claim to be investor friendly, but don't really understand the mindset.Do your due diligence... kiss a lot of frogs... find more than one Charming Prince.

He said lots of dirt carved away from the side of the house as it ran into the street, leaving a spot under the foundation that became hollow and eventually cracked before it was filled in, thus a settlement claim occurred.. 

, I recommend his 2 books/audio books Eat That Frog and Flight Plan.

Like all these kind of companies, eventually you WILL realize, it was a bad idea doing it.They use LISTS and Cold calling.HOW the frog is that any different from all the 99% of investors doing this UNSUCCESSFULLY (at least the majority).All they do is package what everyone is doing in a very shiny wrapping and sell you the dream they are different and better.I would stay away!

The one I've heard of the most is Blue Frog.

I personally don't know many that went the SFR route for rentals.. seem to leap frog.. one they usually by the time they are able to invest can count themselves as accredited.. so that opens up a lot of doors.