Good points, also perhaps making it a win/win for the seller with desirable conditions, ie cash offer, closing date etc.

I’ve analyzed 18 deals so far, I guess 82 more to go!

Of course, aside from the legal ramifications, I would still need to investigate the best way to go about this from a tax standpoint (i.e., Canadian citizenship or no?)

I think with smaller amounts syndication and private lending are the way to go, that’s what I do with mine!

If you have a good argument to go against zoning, and a reasonable planning commission, you can sometimes get these.

Being ready to go full time was different. 

You can use general benchmarks for your first look evaluations.then if you elect to go further on a property then dig deeper.

Is it worth it to hire an attorney to go after her?

that's our way of giving back.. directly. so in short  the govmit  be it city county state federal / and big banks and Bond companies have to lead the charge for affordable housing.So take what I face as a small home builder building 30 or so homes annually for fair market prices.its rare that we have a parcel that all in buying the land putting in all the UTLS  paying for all the permits etc we are less than about 125k before we put one foot on the lot to go vertical.. so in our markets affordable housing is right at 350k and up to 400k. 

If so, what is the best way to go about it?