Kai DeNeve If you were coming from an investment stand point buying a condo in Vancouver doesn't make sense.

I try to go the extra mile to make my properties stand out from the competition...without breaking the bank of course.I discovered Bigger Pockets 2+ years ago, and have incorporated it into my daily reading routine, with most of my reading taking place during lunch.

Well I firmly believe that in most states as the law stands now, it is perfectly legal to wholesale by assigning a contract.

When shopping around and you tell them what amount you want to finance, the other things like where your credit stand, they should still be able to give you a ball park % rate.

I'm interested in one such 2 bedroom single bathroom property with an unfinished basement.On another note, how much of a barrier to sale does a standing violation. 

I saw buyers standing in line to view houses and listings regularly selling for 10 - 15% over asking.  

I've lived here for almost 4 years and we have seen a lot of new developments, on Pine st and Stanley there are about 10 new house built and sold.

The negotiations never really started but recently have come to a complete stand still. 

(every two yrs)Errors and Omissions insurance $650/yr (varies per office, depends on brokers experience) Desk fees, commission agreements or referral only standings ( this all varies depending on what broker you choose to hold your license and can vary greatly.MLS fees $60/ quarterMO real estate license application fee and renewal fee $50-100 each timeSupra key $25 processing fee, $140/yrI'm sure there are some other fees in there, but hopefully that give you a good idea.

Oftentimes, you'd be surprised at how easy it is to just say "no" to their unreasonable requests, and if you stand firm with that, they won't push it much.