We have a remodel project we're working on and wouldn't mind your remodeling advice in exchange for investment/landlording advice!

It is 2.5 acres of land (house & buildings have been demolished).

Hello Gwyeth,If you are going to be landlording, I suggest you take a sec and download the Landlord Tenant Act for the state you are holding in.

Lenders see condos as a bigger risk than a single family home because you do not own the land that the condo sits on.

Not needed if buying for what is owed plus arrears.I've been a landlord for a while and I don't allow smokers or growers of any kind no matter the higher rent.

Under any of these three scenarios the landlord has the absolute right to take possession of the premises, change the locks, and prepare the premises to be re-rented.

I have a folder filled with uncollected judgments from my landlording days. 

There's not a lot of Alberta specific MF meetups because:Market size is smallMost investors think of condos/houses as opposed to multifamily (hence, less interested investors)Debt-financing is hard to come (relative to the US)Institutions are not as investor/landlord friendly (relative to the US)Lots of Canadians invest south of the border for all of the above reasons plus better returns/liquidity/currency diversification. 

You will need a place to put it, and if you don't already have land that will allow it you need to find a Mobile Home Park.  

A stupid land owner can sell his land for cheap just by the way you present your cost.