The money you save by less frequent turnovers will beat the money you would earn by trying to stay at top of market pricing. .

(This brings you back to the post above, know your goals) My ultimate goal is passive income streams, everything else is a distraction or a means to an end.

Is it advisable to leave the pool as is, and save the fill cost of about $12K, or just fill it from a liability stand point?

Would you ever hold off from doing a tenant inspection save on a potential "outlay"? 

Do I invest my money now and then liquidate when I have enough for my first down payment on a property or just save all cash and avoid the risk and illiquidity of certain investments?

Hi all,There are many reputable companies who will list properties (for sale) on realtor.ca for a flat fee without the use of an agent, hence saving commissions, but I haven't been able to find anyone reputable for leases. 

How much money do they expect you to have in your savings in order to qualify?

If condo conversion is your ultimate goal, you might run into trouble with ADU, as opposed to a regular cookie cutter duplex.

But if you’re trying to save some money and don’t want to hire a GC, hire him.

It would certainly save a tremendous amount of mess.