We just BARELY managed to fit the shower unit down the stairs, it took some major shoves to flex through. 

REI should be first and foremost a profit creation vehicle, not a charity or a social solution.

That's why.I didn't say 100 or 1000 because marketing majors make bad money, between 40-70k so I'm wondering how much I'd need to make to reach my goals.

We converted a home from a 4/2 to a 3/3 to rent on Airbnb.After paying the lender his fee and buying the property back we made a small profit.

E estimate $30k in Reno costs.My question is what are some tactics we can use in order to $30k of profits on this deal.

If you are buying in a decently populated area and have over 10 units and all the sudden have 40% vacant (and it's not due to your units being trash or completely overpriced) then you won't be the only one majorly hurting in that area.

Many rehabbers have a set minimum amount of profit % they want to make on a house, and they make offers accordingly.

You are on a fine line as a Realtor and marketing homes where you are making a profit instead of a commission.

What does a typical purchase price, rehab, ARV and net profit look like?

Outside of a few major centres (Vancouver, Toronto, MTL, Calgary, etc) you do not have density to sustain a wholesaling business (if it is your only source of income);Mortgage arrears/delinquency  - Mortgage arrears in Canada are historically far lower (<1%) than in the U.S.A. and delinquencies are less than half the amount of arrears.