Hi Domenic - you've made a wise choice pursuing real estate!

Handymen generally (as in never) do not know the code as well as a licensed Contr.The problems are:1) he is working illegally and apparently having no issues with it. 2)You are complicit in this, knowing what you know. 3) The work may be flagged in the future for code infractions 4) You will not get full value upon resale for illegal work.And - 5) By focusing on money only and using an unlicensed scab, you are taking work/money out of the hands of those that made the right choice to get their license and do things legally.

., it's higher risk).At this stage of the market I see a lot of virtue in choosing a lower leverage (20% down) option, but again that's really a personal choice.

However, the hours I work are inconsistent (by choice) as I do freelance and contract work (no 1099) and like to travel etc.

However, the hours I work are inconsistent (by choice) as I do freelance and contract work (no 1099) and like to travel etc.

You’re thinking ahead, that’s always good 👍I’m not an attorney nor am I pretending I know the legal and financial ramifications of either choices, but my understanding is that:1.

Good choice @Jin Park.

The top growing markets in the last 2 years are unlikely the most sound choices.

I’m looking to do a bit of research for helping real estate agents. This information will help change the way the industry looks to help specific professions that require a different set of knowledge and planning.* Wh...

I believe it's easier to finance investment and to get better cash flow in Canada or USA, but when you start in your country, you have no choice.