I happen to be aware of a party doing wrong, but I was not harmed by that party - and I am happy to disclose this to all who ask (as many members have already asked and seen the public evidence).So, with those trader and heat models, only the parties to the transactions can offer feedback - you would end up excluding the type of info that I have, which although it is third party it is very much recorded in public records and should be part of anybody's due diligence regarding that party who has done wrong.I realize it might be too challenging to work this in ...

Generally one is limited to: Real Estate, Businesses, Trust Deeds and Mortgage Notes, Forex, Tax Liens, Private Stock Offerings, Private Partnerships, Private Placements, Limited Liability Companies (LLC's), Notes, Franchises, Hedge Funds, Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Foreclosures and Pre-Foreclosures, International Real Estate, Leases, Lease Options, Loans, Joint Ventures, Coins, Precious Metals.

One hypothetical question:If the property DSCR ratio for ex is 0.95 (which means the prop does not qualify), can I add a down payment to satisfy the ratio?

Ottawa being an expensive market doesn't cater all that well to crazy cashflow, but If the units were large with multiple bedrooms and near enough to a post secondary institution, like in Little Italy, for ex.

What do bond traders know that the Fed doesn’t?

Unless your an active trader, the stock market is NOT where one goes to GROW wealth. 

They look out for you as much as a wallstreet clearing system looks out for the billion traders per day.

I am not a “trader” of any investments.

And these "max's" assume it's a HUGE value trader, 2 weeks, peak season (red week) in either a sought after area or local area.

Just like the stock markets, there are the long term (buy and holds) and the short term (traders), both referred to as investors.