I know after the Bill 89, I wasn't comfortable running one anymore.

Of course anything can happen, but I do plan to attract highly qualified tenants who I feel comfortable with and expect to be in a position to pay rent consistently.

With your cash on hand, you are going to need to partner with someone to get both the down payment together as well as the balance sheet that will make a bank feel comfortable lending on these assets.

Then you need to make sure they all have the same closing date - give them leeway on closing date time so they all feel comfortable, and make sure they are all contingent on each other.

Feel free to interview a couple and pick the one you are comfortable with.

How safe/comfortable would you feel driving up to the home? 

I’ll just have to keep the purchase price with the taxes at a number I’m comfortable with.

A lot of what would make them comfortable has to do with what their goals are for disposing of the property in the first place.

Keep in mind that most syndication deals lock up your money for 5 - 10 years, so you need to be comfortable with that. 

What information did they provide that made you comfortable returning the initial contact.