So I'm open to speaking to anyone at this stage.

During this stage the owner will have a particular amount of time to make up the missed payments and stop the process.

Since we bought it, we’ve done a lot of work on our real estate investing business and she’s started her own real estate photography business that’s seen some really positive response even in its infant stages.

Hello Toi,I would (and have) raised rent to at or close to market prices in stages like you are talking about. 

How can we keep track of what stage of the process is this property?

I am currently in the beginning stages of having a house built with private financing, then once the house is complete, refinance to repay the lender. 

Every parcel eventually hits its selling price if you need to get out.If you think that significant development is coming your way, it would be wiser not to be a seller in the earlier stages. 

As a new Winnipegger and new to investing, I’m still in the planning and research stage.

Landlord may market and show the property with 24-hours notice, although I usually only do that if it's one of those tenants that looks like it's been staged -- I've been lucky enough to have a few of those -- and I usually just set up many appointments over a 3-hour window on a weekend afternoon to make it easy for all. 

I am in the fixing credit and building capital stage of my journey and hope to be ready to do some deals by the end of the year.