Unless the furniture is made of steel and bolted to the floor, tenants will ruin it, break it, or steal it.

I was listening to the Vancouver Real Estate Podcast episode 123 featuring Brad Lamb from Toronto, he recommends to buy pre-sale condo, and by the time you the condo is built, you will already have gained a good capital, then you can rent it out and refinance due to the value of the condo increases. anyone have any tips?

The lawyers that keep steeling from innocent people keeping them in the endless loop of injustice.

I'd like to see how many Buyers List ideas/tips we can get published here for us all to benefit from.  

Does anyone have any tips that may help increase response rate or gather attention of someone thats already showed interest a little better.

In my area it would be more like 350-400k, which I imagine is less palatable to banks.Curious if you have advise or tips for building a relationship with the bank. 

Also, if you have open spaces like open piping in the floor by a radiator or something like that, get some steel wool and fill the hole. 

Thank you for the tips, I will definitely try to get as much done ahead of time as I can. 

@Deone Doctors thank you so much for the tip!

That's a great tip staggering different pros.Thank you!