I had a conventional loan and 3% DP so it was tricky finding something that met the condition requirements; you will be shocked what qualifies.

I am curious to see what steps do you have or requirements do you put in place to ensure you are securing the right tenant? 

Total gross rents are a bit over $16,000/mo with a little over half of that being net cash flow after ALL expenses (yes, I include capex, repairs, vacancy too).So I suppose the average per door is near $700 in monthly net cash flow.

The quick turnaround required precise coordination and efficient execution, highlighting the importance of strategic planning.

Most lenders will require a 15-20% down payment assuming credit is strong and property can perform from a producing income standpoint.  

So, if interest rates are a buyer’s primary roadblock, then I recommend seeking opportunities to negotiate a rate buydown at a seller’s expense or looking at new construction, where builders are offering rate reductions and other substantial incentives.What if I’m a seller?

What if no other insurer will provide a new policy, but my lender requires full ongoing coverage, and would treat a naked situation as a default, meaning immediate loan repayment or foreclosure?  

Toronto is expensive, so guessing it might be close to that. 

It bears mention that exorbitant medical expenses happen all too often in this country.

Can these be tax write offs (home office, phone, car expenses, etc) even though I won't technically be making money for some time until everything is completely built and leased?