I don't expect it will sit long no matter which direction I go with it.My first question: I tried the BRRR calculator and can't imagine this deal would lose money as 1 attempt said it would.

It's a 2-car garage sitting on a lot by itself in the relatively up-and-coming neighborhood of kensington (two blocks west of front st. for those who are familiar.)

All the insulation loose in the basement I could put back up myself, unless that's extra insulation that's just sitting there. 

Hi Idoia, More than happy to sit down and share experiences when the opportunity arises.

Yes, they can sit on the sideline forever and wait for real estate to be cheaper at some point in the future but even then they don't know if it's the bottom or not, same with the top.  

There is a house near me sitting on its on lot. the house is nowhere near finished. only the frame of the house is complete and it has been that way for a few years.

You need to immediately sit down a learn the Ontario codes and attend a few local LTB hearings to get a feel for how they work.

Jones who have a pile of cash sitting in a bank account earning a whopping 1% interest, then they may be thrilled to know someone who would be willing to give them 8% interest on their money with no points. 2. 

I have a mortgage broker that's helping me obtain my first rental, but something isn't sitting right with me.

I'd sit tight until the probate process was complete and the title search comes back.