I am looking for anyone in the Canada, specially in the Edmonton/Lacombe/Red Deer areas to share how the wholesaling market is.

In Huntsville you have a special situation: the people working in the Red Stone Arsenal do spend 2-3 years there, so they rent the houses because of the short period (not because of low credit score).I think you have good (un-risky) tenant (high credit score) with pretty high rent.Nevertheless, if you choose a 4-plex, you will have a strong apartment building competition in Huntsville.I was thinking about 4-plex but I can not afford higher risk than SFH since I live in Italy.

Whereas a conventional lender might tell you yes, the underwriter might even tell you yes, but then when you go to get your clear to close, some underwriting review might red flag something that causes the loan to fall through.The cost of the additional $500 is worth the added insurance effect of having two loans going at once.

Accounting for property management and maintenance expenses would put us in the red every month.

If not, that's a red flag.Did you google them?

After that visit we just took out the map and put a big red X over Detroit.If I am only concerned about returns there are plenty of places I could become a slumlord.

It's a great starter house, near the Red Line and highway, great renovations, 2 car garage, 2nd floor deck.

In Redding, CA where I moved from the fastest growing segment of the market are seniors.

Is this a red flag?

So, I guess for me, the warranty or guarantee on repairs is just a red flag to really dig into the SOW on the rehab to see what is and is not being done.Rental guarantee is a little scary.