The Kitchener-Waterloo market is super hot and will continue to remain hot due to jobs and because it is more affordable than most other options (vs. west-side of GTA). 

We are writing to inform you that this Wednesday 7/25/2018 there will be a crew working on the North side chimney.

From what we see on this side, it is very rare to see a bank ever stray from a loan where they have zero ability to mitigate risk and sell servicing or part of the loan off to someone.

I found out, educated the seller, and the deal went south along with legal actions from both sides:)

On the flip side of that, I actually I had a guy in a Rent-To-Own of mine put in brand new kitchen and he never ended up buying the property.

So instead of renting out one side at $600 you could rent out (lets assume there's two bedrooms) each bedroom at $400 each (obviously utilities will play a factor in how much to charge per room). 

That's not even a political statement or an attempt to flame anyone on either side of the aisle; it's a simple fact.

I'm an experienced real estate investor who is interested in specifically entering the west side of Detroit market and I'm looking for a great real estate agent who's insights on the area could serve as leverage for me throughout the process of getting acclimated

My wife and I are both Realtors in Colorado and I focus on the investor side of our business.

Tips for find resources (such as financong, etc) for the west side of detroit?