I would just like to scale up and the capital that I have isn’t enough to move as quickly as I’d like to acquire properties, so looking for other options.

If any of the L-lines are close by and service nearby colleges, I think I'd be more likely to build out that 4th bedroom.

With syndication the returns would more likely be less, but the effort would be much more passive.Any private lenders or syndication investors care to share their experience.

If a legal claim takes place, it is highly likely both the property owner and property manager will be named co-defendants.

I'm based in Ottawa and eager to connect with like-minded individuals for potential partnerships and deals.

A licensed agent can start sending you houses from the MLS and a Wholesaler can help send off market deals to you.Since you mentioned the BRRRR method it sounds like you will be financing the deal.

But I’d like to be cash flow positive even if minimal. 

The last couple months it feels like there is a lot thinner margin for error with flipping.

I work in property management software so I often talk to property managers and investors across the country about their strategies and experience with investing in their areas.... but for our first (few) investment properties, we'd like to stay within driving distance (currently live in Quincy, MA). 

We know that a dual fuel system would be more optimal, but the cost of running a gas line and venting is likely higher than adding another circuit for the heat strip.Furthermore, we are looking for recommendations for an HVAC installer in Chicago.