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So that would then mean that you could only put properties under contract that you can/could afford to close on...or at least to maintain a clear conscience that you are doing something ethical.In theory wholesaling requires little or no money, but you really shouldn't be doing it without cash to close or a pre-approved mortgage for $x that you could tap.I get it that it may be rare, but at least starting off, you won't have a large, (proven) reliable and buyer network. 

Once you've proven your case in court, the individual(s) has no rights to the property and should be forced out.

Truth is, many people (me included) are waiving our right to a refund because we recognize that they are simply trying to remedy a problem that still exists.

Sean, you've proven yourself to be the real deal.

@Josue Vargas - I've used only Rentometer, which for my area has proven to be pretty accurate (especially if you have a Pro account), and results compare well to other sources like Craigslist, Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com - and what I actually end up getting for my units.

I still have interest, but also recognize that it would be a starting point, not the ideal game plan though for the long term. 

There are certainly asset protection benefits from buying in an LLC, but for a Canadian, there are tax implications.The CRA does not recognize an LLC as a flow through entity and you will therefore likely find yourself paying taxes twice.

Credentials DO at least offer a great starting point to say "hey, this person has at least proven this amount of competency

Be thankful she left on her own when she recognized she couldn’t afford the rent and I think it is even more surprising that she paid you 1/3 of the month that she owed you.