Before you go, check out this BP blog post about getting your loan approved.

I don't do linkdin personally but I can imagine that's a hot bed as well.maybe one of the current HML can write a blog on the reality of HML by area of the country.rates DO vary by area of country... for instance it is possible to get a 8 to 9 % interest rate in CA for a HML But your not going to get that in most of the other areas of the country.. there is just a huge amount of deals chasing CA properties etc etc.the other thing for folks to think about is RATE is many times determined by experience and long term relationships with your lenders.. folks doing their first few deals or first one are not going to get the premier rates.One should simply pop on lendinghome's web page they have a nice metric all spelled out on how they teir their rates. you can get 8 or 7% from them.. with big down and PROOF that you have done a few Hundred deals.. etc etc. but when you look at low down and limited deals you will be at 12% or higher..

Yes, as the person above mentioned, start the eviction process right away, it may be faster for you to try to evict him for illegal drug use instead of non-payment of rent.I had to evict a tenant through the LTB, if you have any questions PM me.http://ontariolandlordandtenantlaw.blogspot.ca/ - Good blog for free infoI disagree with the above mentioned post on "persuading him" with friends to move. 

In Saint John, you will encounter a few properties which, on the surface, may appear close to such a yield, but most, if not all, of them will be in areas you would be best served to avoid or the amount of renovation needed nears, or exceeds, the purchase price (we looked at a couple of these lately).Another thing you need to keep in mind, in contrast to the left coast, appreciation in most areas of the Maritimes (Halifax being the exception) will be modest to flat - investing in multi-unit residential properties down here is a cash-flow play.

I suggest you check out the education tab and watch all the free courses they have to offer and read the blogs on the niche of real estate you would like to pursue.

To qualify the purchasers of the securities must:i.either have enough knowledge and experience in finance and business matters to be “sophisticated investors” (able to evaluate the risks and merits of the investment), or be able to bear the investment's economic risk;ii.have access to the type of information normally provided in a prospectus for a registered securities offering; andiii.agree not to resell or distribute the securities to the public.Find out more on applicable exemptions (Reg D, etc) at my blog on syndications at: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/7617-chicago-m...

@Amy Osterberg@Jeff Copeland@Dave FosterSomewhere in a blog i read, Tampa, Fl is a good place for real estate investments.

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This should keep prices steady or continuing to go up at a more modest pace. 

It's located in Brewerytown, which promised strong appreciation with modest cash flow.