I usually start looking 2 months ahead of a anticipated vacancy.

The media repeatedly said how "landlord friendly" our legislation is here in Ontario, yet we have the most tenant-friendly legislation in North America (go ahead, try me, California).

On the form, they asked for the following if I remember correctly: -The Username of the Google account with the suspended Google Voice -An email address that you can access (I could still access my Gmail and all the other services just not Google Voice so I used the Gmail within the Google account that had the suspended Google Voice)  -The option to write an explanation up to 1,000 characters if I recall as to why you believe that your Google Voice service was wrongfully suspendedI went ahead and filled everything out.

This experience did teach me a lesson that I don't want to deal with tenants, or, at least after listening to Bigger Pockets...........purchase properties and properly screen tenants ahead of time.Anyhow................Hi Everyone!

That makes sense - I guess HUD wants to increase home ownership so they're prioritizing their mission ahead of getting every possible dollar, which makes sense.

You are already ahead of the game with tons of equity.

Sold us a property in flood zones without a heads up, tried selling us one with an encroachment but luckily we caught that one.  

He suggested that buying a duplex instead of a SFR as our first home wouldn't make enough of a difference to matter and to go ahead and purchase the SFR as our residence and work on saving up for our first rental property.

If you want to get ahead, think like a millionaire.

@Brandon Turner is in Washington, maybe he can give you a heads up on REI meetings, or ?