Although unrelated, if you do purchase, make sure you have Loss of use covered on your insurance policy , so if you ever have an insurance claim for something that requires the tenants to leave, you'll be covered from loss of rents and can cover the hotel expense. 

So I’ve gotten some tips that I need to save up more before buying my first property as I only have about $6k and my job alone would take a while to get where I want financially before investing.

Canada has just mandated that 100% of all cars sold be electric by 2035 and California I'm sure will follow with new urgency as Global warming has hit a tipping point.

Could use all the tips possible.Kindest Regards,KP

Hello Team, I was wondering if anyone knew of any Turnkey companies in Canada, I have tried looking but have come up with nothing any tips tricks or advice would be greatly appreciated

If the inspectors she uses get most of their work through her and something is "gray area" not good, it seems like the scales could easily tip to my realtor (who naturally would prefer a bump free closing) and maybe that gray area thing doesn't get mentioned or is minimized, etc.It's a lot more work to hunt down someone reputable and reasonable on my own, but there's a lot more peace of mind knowing that I'm the point person that their primary allegiance is with. 

Thanks for that tip! 

Thanks for the tips, I will be sure to utilize that advice.

Any tips for finding off-market deals? 

So I decided to reach out to the BP family for some tricks/tips.