It seems like they're confirming that the market is hot, which tells me to just sit tight and be patient. 

I have since switched careers into Occupational Health and Safety, which treats me very well.I would certainly appreciate any additional insight on creating an investment/income property situation in Edmonton. 

The assumed risk associated with treating patients is married to the source of our terribly tax-unfavored capital.

I agree with John here about the uncovered loss part.Even more importantly, what I want investors to know is that they need to think about the safety of the occupants in the building.

Health and safety issues are what need to be addressed anything else is just keeping the rent any happy. 3.

I am talking safety issues here.

The Emerald Necklace has the potential to be a catalyst for social and economic development in Jacksonville, from encouraging healthy lifestyles and promoting public safety, to spurring economic growth and neighborhood revitalization.

We do have some rental properties as a safety net during the transition, and I'm not sure I'd have the nerve to leave a corporate job to become an agent without some passive income, substantial savings, or a working spouse to cover the transition.I think everywhere is probably saturated with agents, as is typical during a real estate bull market. 

Be patient and schedule a call.

Always ask contractors to fill out a w-9 and 1099 form first, be patient, All because a person gets a good reference from 2-3 people doesn't mean they are going to do a good job on your place.