I know school districts are a big indicator and have also read about looking at the city planning website for future developments...but not sure what to look for specifically. 

Specifically, I want to ensure I am being comprehensive of all sources of revenue and expenses.

Is there a resource to find what a specific bank actually accepts properties at?

 I’m in Virginia, but this is not a locale specific process.  

If the purchase is 20% or higher, then you can amortize it over 30 years.Property transfer tax is province specific, so best to check Ont website. 

Specific advice: If you had 100k cash saved up today and you were a Newbie in Real Estate (with good risk tolerance, no kids or wife and in a safe financial situation where I can afford my basic needs and don't need to work for the next 3 months), how would you spend it? 

Please correct me if I am mistaken.In any case, I made the changes you recommended - here is THE NEW REPORTMore specifically, the changes I made to the report were...PURCHASE PRICE: combined the purchase price ($68K) plus repair costs ($80K)ESTIMATED REPAIR COST: removed this number, since I already combined it in the purchase price

Do you have a specific example we can help you with?

Lessons learned in that process...1) Expect to get 3 star location ratings when guests specifically comments in their review that you have a "Great location, close to downtown!"

It is very fact-specific, and every case is different.