Thanks that was a great tip, I also check out tenants on Linkedin here to make sure their profile is legit.

-You can make renovation yourself or manage in your house without having an RBQ since you are a 'proprietaire occupant'-If you want to build new construction you need to get you 'auto-constructeur' license-You are supposed to hire only rbq license holder to work on your project but you wont get a fine for not doing so-when you will sell, buyers will be reassured that a pro did the job-get a legit electrical and plumbing company since they garantee their jobI suggest you do a few flips and after check out if the rbq is worth it,I dont know about the Ottawa market, is it good?

Are some of these items legit?

To be honest, I'm still in a stage where I feel like I need someone, like a RE attorney, to tell me this is all legal and legit, even though I've seen a couple of communities like this where people are talking about their successes.

There's legit people out there, but REI really attracts get rich quick people.

Hi everyone. I recently got a postcard from an individual who says he wants to buy my house. Says that he's been doing this for 10 years and it is his main source of income. Well, my home is not for sale in the way ...

You busted your butt in school, got a great paying job, saved up money to buy a few homes, set forth a realistic and pragmatic goal for moving forward and then asked for advice from others to make sure it's legit.  

This is totally legit.  

I know their are a lot of people on here that are willing and able to give me friendly advice, but at the moment, I'm just looking for a legit source to get funding through.Thanks in advance for your help.

How do you structure the loan so everything is legit and meets IRS standards?