The person being interviewed had a marketing strategy using TV commercials (maybe billboards?)

I guess his strategy is to bait, switch and scam as many people as possible.

If you pursue the bonus depreciation strategy, keep in mind some property types will garner more benefit than others.

I have a great insurance contact I would happy to refer you to that has insured all 7 of my properties in Detroit.

It has been challenging to acquire more properties but do you have any advice of areas you think I should focus on in Toronto or general acquisition strategies that work right now as an investor in Toronto or GTA . 

More than happy to connect with you and talk about house hacking / real estate investing strategies.

So S8 not longer fits my strategy personally.  

Here are some steps and strategies you could consider:Review the Lease Agreement:Start by revisiting the lease agreement to ensure that the no-smoking clause is clearly stated and that it outlines the consequences of violating this rule.

While the closing costs may be higher than a HELOC, the long-term interest savings might outweigh this initial expense depedning on the property value, LTV, credit, etc.Really depends on your strategy/perspective (short/long-term play, where rates are going, current fianncial position, etc).

There are going to be a lot of properties sitting on the market and doing price decreases (but they won't come with a built-in system like turnkey) and you are going to pay up for turnkey and insurance right now.