cite=82.45If the property is owned free and clear and there is no consideration given then you can document the affidavit as a gift, making it a taxable event for you personally and not the Seller. 

Then rise by to see if they look distresses.  

First rise in foreclosures in almost four years too.Rise in foreclosures from CNN Money

No , not ever , my cost dont change , prices are always on the rise .

Prices are still rising, days on market low, but holding steady at 42 on average.  

Rising prices suggest that investors have a better shot at recouping their cash—and possibly turning a profit—if they suddenly have to sell.There are other potential drawbacks.

A normal year sees both supply and demand begin to rise sharply in early January, and then reach a peak in late May.

Shoot for a higher monthly net, everyone is right that wont go very far when taking into consideration vacancy and repairs.   

There are certain markets where the overnight rental market is strong enough that an appraiser MAY consider income as a consideration in value, but that would also depend on the loan the buyer is obtaining.  

The tide is definitely rising in New Brunswick (That's a pun directed at the Bay of Fundy) but it is still possible to find good deals.