Over the last year and a half I have been running my own business on the side, which has sparked my interest in entrepreneurialism - especially real estate investing.

I live in WV and the nearest group is an hour and a half away.

Towards the second half of the third day though, the big push was to sign folks up for a huge amount of extra training, out-of-state workshops, personal mentors, and much more - to the tune of $25,000 to $60,000!!

Less than 1 in 10 tenants do anything but mow and only about half even mow unless threatened.

Best of luck, but I still think you can get everything you really need here on BP, including a mentor type that wouldn't cost you half the deal for a little assistance. :)

I'm no expert, but it looks like it really depends on the year it was built and how many units are in the building.Mine, for example, is half a duplex built in 1980, so I need to have at least one electric powered Smoke Alarm, permanently wired, in the sleeping area, which was already done at the time of construction (located in the hallway just outside the bedrooms).

So I bought a condo about a month and a half ago...something has been bothering me though.The seller's agent somehow snuck in a $200 "cleaning reimbursement" on the HUD document that I don't recall ever agreeing to.

The 43,000 is with the new bath and it is only a half bath.

According to my calculations, if you're only counting half the rent due as income, you'll need to find a property at about a 15% cap rate to satisfy this criteria.

Not to mention that half the provinces in Canada utilise Power of Sale in lieu of judicial foreclosure and the banks have an obligation to make best efforts to sell the property at FMV ... hence these properties are typically sold through a real estate agent and listed on MLS.When you do have additional Canada specific questions, feel free to reach out.