I am finally pushing through the "fear" of getting my first property under contract.

A hole in the wall, for example, does is not magically appear as a result of the hole ferry.If it is something that may have resulted from abnormal use it falls on the tenants regardless of whether you can prove fault.

After finally completing it I do have a great feeling of accomplishment.

I've seen where they have had to modify their deficiency to start at total debt and then net against the sales price before they can establish their amount instead of the lower opening (if final) bid amount.

Hopefully the combination will help me feel I'm going in the right direction to finally feel comfortable enough to get started and take a first step!

I just finalized Statefarm.

I am 28 years old and have flipped houses for a few years and finally have one paid off completely and I rent it for $650 a month.

We've had 4 clients audited from random lottery and our defense has always resulted in 100% success, meaning that all our studies have been "unchanged" - we've never given a penny back to the IRS.

CMHC insures on the commercial side, a lot of times if you read their policies it sounds appealing but in practice doesn’t actually result that way.CMHC May offer 80% LTV on a residential building, but then when they qualify it, they value the building at a way lower price point than purchase and only lend 80% on that price point vs.

I feel this is a way for me to FINALLY get a nudge in the right direction.Thanks again, Brian