(I only agreed to sign a 1-year.)On the other side of the equation, the long-term tenant seemed to not get a square deal:They got no training on how to be a host.

Walking distance to train lines and between two expressway ways.

We listed down some cons that we came up with and I'm wondering whether these would be an issue for possible renters in this area.Steep short driveway, no side walk on a semi-busy street, smaller living and dining area, listed as 3 bedrooms but actually looks like 2 and half bedrooms (doesn't look like it would work for a larger family), entrance to basement is outside.Pros are interior is fully newly done, smaller yard and driveway so less work (landscape and snow removal) and the taxes are lower, close to the train station and stores.Wondering whether I'm overthinking it or this is not how possible renters would view this as a possible home.

. - big catalyst for capital gains due to construction of a high speed train to the centre very close by (changes the commute to the centre from 1hr15 min to 15 min in a few years, when train station is completed).- the whole team (lawyer, broker, builders, ...) are great, transparent, very reactive and sharp. 

If your goals are sales and or investing, I would align with the right Brokerage that allows you to achieve your goals while they take care of the onboarding, training, technology, liability and everything else that comes with running a Brokerage.  

Then download all their training materials and play with their software.

It could be on anything; running numbers, mindset training, networking, etc. 

Hi, I'm new to the forum and have a bunch of free time. I'd like to know if there's someone in my region looking for an apprentice. I'd like to learn the ends and out of real estate investment. Specifically speaking h...

One of the best things, that can even be more valuable than training, is mentorship.

@Matthew Sprott“Train your Tenants”.