It's just another source to vet info from (only it's from a ton of investors compiled information over all spans of time). 

I wanted to start a thread with a compilation of the best resources for data / analysis / research in Canada for real estate investing.

Here is a resource compilation list:RESOURCE COMPILATIONEducational ResourcesSeveney Mortgage Note InvestmentsWebsites which are online marketplaces - https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I have been compiling comps from FF and Air BnB/Vrbo for similar properties (that I'm considering) in similar areas and averaging them.

Compiling current data is simple in context, but you will need an honest and straight forward seller to get this done correctly.

For the rehab you will want to compile a list of comps and talk to an agent and get their opinion.

Hi Chok,I hope you had a great New Years Eve and start to 2020.I was able to briefly connect with the PM team and they are currently compiling all logs/information on the rehabs and maintenance.It will just come down to how far you want to take this but since you have moved on to a new property manager and caused our company enough damage with negative reviews across all online portals, I suggest not turning this into another saga or "keyboard cowboy" back and forth correspondence.The numbers on our end are showing you earning around a 6% "year after year" net return on investment for the 2 years that you have owned the properties (I have also discounted some since you have owned 1 property for 8 months longer than the other).This is a bit below our average of 8%.Also, the price that you have paid is lower than the price that we sell similar properties for now.So there has also been a slight appreciation.Claiming that you have lost money just isn't true.I've said it before many times and I'll say it again.Owning 1 or 2 properties in the Toledo market is just not going to deliver the desired result for any investor.In fact, I believe the same can be said for any market nationwide.Building a large portfolio (10+ properties) is a must and it also minimizes the risk.Just look at the great income you have earned on one of your rentals over a 2 year period.It's a shame that your opinion has changed of our company as only 10 short months ago you posted a very nice review on Ohio Cashflow (See in the attached).I guess maybe the new property manager had something to do with changing your view but that's how it usually goes with other companies that consider us competition.A much better way of resolving any issues that you have been experiencing would have been to contact me personally (Even though Lonna is my "right hand" when it comes to Ohio Cashflow's operation and I have full confidence in her as our oldest employee).We keep our operation intentionally small for the purpose of giving every investor our utmost and undivided attention and for everyone to able speak to me personally whenever they desire.As @Michael P. and even you in your above review have already mentioned. 

It looks like a compilation of reports, so the results may not support each other.However, I certainly support your primary assertion that most properties could/should consider the benefit of allowing pets, at least of a certain size/type.

.🎉 Fifty Affordable Things to Do in Las Vegas: Esquire.com has compiled a list of the top 50 activities in Las Vegas under $50.

When it came time to to buy and close on the home the management company had compiled 4 yrs of payment history that was reported to credit bureaus and had all ready reported the prepaid 10k down to the seller too.