Real estate investing and the agent business are about relationships, not sales.

Hi BP community, which one would you advise to be the next move for financing of next investment property, given the following options: 1.

When pitching to a private investor, focus on the projected return, timeline, and security for their investment.

Hi,I just invested in a 272 unit apartment - new development.

I invest in LTRs, usually that need to undergo major rehab prior to being converted into LTRs (not a flipper, fix & hold).

It's also pretty awesome to hear that you are looking to start investing in property over here too. 

They are also frowned upon by the title underwriters.These types of investment strategies should only be pursued by seasoned investors that have done them a few dozen times or in close cooperation with a law and title office that knows these systems.Be safe out there guys Alan

It sounds weird, but you have to be careful how much you advertise so that you don't get a reputation for being "out of money", while at the same time networking with wealthy individuals/family offices/private equity.It's a little different if your approach is going to be only loaning your own capital.

While Canadian-specific groups aren't as prominent on Bigger Pockets, there's a thriving community of investors here who frequently collaborate across borders, especially when it comes to cross-border investing strategies and tax considerations.If you’re interested in connecting with more Canadian investors, I’d recommend starting by joining the BP groups focused on international investing.

Seller financing can be a great way to sell a property while offering flexible terms and potentially earning a higher return than traditional investments.