Thanks for looping in John - looking forward to locking down a local group to attend.

My temperament for this kind of thing is to lock horns something fierce, but I totally get the "is it really worth it" argument.

It can be really hard to lock up your cash for that long (hence why it's appearling to sell).

Didn't have the full cash to lock it down and negotiated some creative financing with timed payments.How did you add value to the deal?

How would you lock it up?

I was hoping to get locked in off the get go with quality long term financing though so I don't have to worry about rates and prepayment expenses.If anyone can suggest a lender whom lends on sub $750k apartment loans, please let me know.

But if you are pretty diligent on seeing what is coming on the RMLS I am also finding better deals (in better locations) on there from time to time with the comfort of locking down a property in contract and being able to due ample due diligence.Looking forward to meeting up with folks in Vancouver and making new friends.

Both bathrooms can be locked from the inside.I was wondering if it is legal to rent this as a duplex or if it needs to be a single family?

I looked up potential solutions - cheaper than eviction, maybe provide your tenant with some of these "sploofs":"To mask the smell, many people construct what is known as a 'sploof' – a simple device through which the smoke is blown in an effort to mask its smell with other smells.

I can get in with my computer, but if I use another device, I can't get to my pro account.