I have attended my first REIA class a couple weeks ago, which was all directed towards wholesaling, had a great time and look forward to attending more.Anyways, just a quick hello - thanks to the BP community and the BP podcasts as they have already helped me establish a path forward.Cheers!

In fact, it often takes 2-3 years just to get a working system established internally.

I was just in Saint John the other day to look at an apartment building.I agree that TO has the annual immigration, but what percentage of those folks are in a position to purchase a condominium with cash (as immigrants normally cannot access credit until they are are established).I think you are wise to want to sell your units and @Jennifer Tan has some good ideas to help you unload them.

Hi AllI have a tenant who is self employed and she just started her business, since it is difficult to establish her income, she offers to prepay 3 month  in advance for a 1 year lease.  

It's definitely worth waiting to get your financing until AFTER you've started your new job though, otherwise you could be getting into a deal that you will regret and be trying to re-fi later on.My wife and I made the move from Charlotte last year, and we just decided to hole up somewhere cheap while we got income established etc.. but it can't hurt to try to get financed..

The deeper I get into real estate the more I learn that this business has a lot to do with who you know, so creating good contacts is very important. 

(part time small time investor here) I am looking for a simple way to establish a great income stream for a few paid for properties without the hassle of renting.

Therefore pushover hahaha.I'm glad I'm the face of our establishment hahaha..

I worked one room at a time and established a system of sanding immediately upon arrival, mudding, then doing something else for the duration of my time.  

@Crystal Smith At the moment we work with several large, established sponsors and developers.