You'll need to get this from an agent or market expert.

After the statute of limitation expires, the lienholders cannot collect, with a few exceptions.All lienholders must send a demand letter to debtors with the intent to foreclose on the property, the demand letter must be sent by certified mail.

If you are not yet connected with an agent out there I would speak with one who is an expert in STR's that can help guide you!

My recommendation, let the experts do it.

I like to point out that there are a few things to consider (admitting right away that I am not an expert on Canadian rules) when it comes to residential real estate investing, asset appreciation, and rent-to-purchase price ratio.You can choose to look for gains from appreciation in the value of a property or you can look for properties that provide positive cash flow.In an ideal world, you would want to have both.

(I am not an attorney, but I do expert witness work FOR attorneys on a variety of mold-related issues.)Often times, I tell folks to take photos of how bad it was in the beginning, how it looked when it was all cleaned up, and then how the finished product (rebuilt area) looks today.  

Also, I believe there are mortgage options that do not require 20% for a primary residence, even if it is not your first purchase (but one of the mortgage experts can give more info on that).

Should BORROWER default in the prompt payment of sums due LENDER, LENDER may immediately proceed against GUARANTOR, and shall give written notice to the GUARANTOR, together with an accounting of all sums due as to which BORROWER is in default, by regular or certified mail.

I am a beginner real estate investor in Minneapolis, MN. I'm working on purchasing my first rental property, and I'm curious when is a good time to start talking to/working with a CPA. Any suggestions on how to find a...

I didn't know that in addition to being filled with RE experts BP was also a vast untapped well of virologists AND economists.