However, any agent can set you up with a portal that allows you to see a trimmed down version of the MLS.

If you think a response you read is good or answers another member's question well cast a vote for it.It's our own version of liking something on Facebook provided you're familiar with that.

If you think a response you read is good or answers another member's question well cast a vote for it.It's our own version of liking something on Facebook provided you're familiar with that.

http://get.biggerpockets.com/nomoneydown/There are a bunch of great resources on wholesaling specifically, and if you get the full version he has interviews with some of the must successful wholesalers out there!

The whole thing seemed like a local version of the guru programs.

Having seen and starred in previous versions of the condo development movie, here are a couple of cautionary thoughts: Do you have experience with significant construction projects?

There's an updated 2016 version as well.The ABCs of Real Estate Investing by Ken McElroy.  

Both seem to have done away with their free versions.

@Steve R.Most residential real estate agents are not going to be out scouting for ugly houses ... if one is dropped in their lap, they may bring it to you - or to an agent in their office who is willing to deal with it.You have a far bigger chance of finding your own: read the local classifieds and your provinces version of the Royal Gazette for foreclosure/mortgage/tax sale announcements; lace-up your runners and get in a morning 5-miler around the neighbourhoods of interest; talk to the postal carriers, etc.

I'm going to upload an updated version as I get more input.