**Dual Representation or Referral Options**: If you’re open to a co-brokerage scenario, you could also work out terms where your realtor earns a referral fee instead of the full buyer commission.

So won't tend to find as many oppotunities that work to maximize equity gained like single family homes.For single family homes you'll want to stick to neighborhoods under about $225k ARV in order to have rent/price ratios that make sense on the backend for holding as a BRRRR.

Even the most active moderators tend to stick to specific forum topics.

They can be a great source of info and referrals. 

At least 2-3 times each week, I get a referral or lead for someone wanting to buy an investment property with 5% down that cashflows $23.00/month with an insurance estimate that is half of what's realistic.

•Best Neighborhoods: Which areas tend to attract the most renters?

Lending terms on properties owned in LLC tend to require more equity and higher interest.  

Being from Chicago, I'd tend to agree with you @Craig Jones those areas of Wisconson and & Michigan are driveable from a lot of those metro areas you mentioned, but I think the toughest part of any northern short term rental is the seasonaility. 

Part of the “problem” is that unqualified  syndicators tend to take money from anyone who meets minimal governmental requirements.  

The right advisor can help align your investments with your long-term goals and ensure all parts of your financial life work together.Since you’re in Canada, I’m not able to help directly, but I recommend starting with BiggerPockets’ search tool to find a real estate-competent advisor who may be able to serve you: BiggerPockets Advisor FinderIt’s great that you’re starting here on the BP forums, as this community tends to have good insights and referrals.