And they are not the adversary (at least not in B class units) if your tenants are thei es you might want to change your screening process and finally your utility company probably has a program where the utilities automatically go in your name when the tenant turns them off  this will save you a lot of hassle - assuming of course you have a good class of tenants  

Zillow and other sites are algorithm-based programs, and although many cherish this data-driven overview, real estate on a local level is always a person-based business. 

My wife and I have attended 2/3 days of the Fortune Builders what I have taken away from this class is to ask what's the return?And what is the risk? But I dont see the value in a $49k risk without a guaranteed return...

I just wanted to know if anyone has any experience with “All The Leads” probate program and how is it?

Hi everyoneI’m a RE agent from Toronto but we’re looking at Oshawa, Kitchener and Waterloo for some cashflow investments as a part of our diversification program.

These markets can have less risk if you partner with a company that has a military rental program that allows you to lease directly from the military. 

The $70 is light.The city doubled the rental registration fee last year to build their property and lead inspection program.

Free advice is worth what you pay for it, but you need to hit the pavement, network with people, and sell yourself, if you aren't applying to a traditional defined program.

I'd give the prospective tenant a choice, 1. one month longer than projected completion and they must vacate on that date because you will be finding a new tenant 30 days before they leave or 2. two month's extra and if there are delays for any reason you will allow them to remain until the house has a certificate of occupancy. 

- I have considered getting another job, but with everything going on at work (Currently getting a certification) the free time I do have, I want to spend learning and building my RE business.2.)