But also, you can just take a chill pill because you don't have to get 100 doors by the time your 30.

Edmonton has better cash flow, and the corresponding reduction in appreciation potential.    

The influx of young and more-educated workers offsets those reductions to some extent.

My first thought is to go back to the seller for a price reduction equal to pipe replacement costs.

Since it has not had a showing in a month of being listed, I accept and understand that a price reduction is in order.

Cash gets you a better deal, and often is the determining factor with multiple offers.I do agree that LOC are a bad option for holding properties due to loan calls and principal reductions.

An opportunity for buyer to add value through a decrease in vacancies, a reduction in expenses, unrealized increase in rents, or through improvements.If this property's value is already maximized, then your risk is much greater becuase you are less likely to be able to refinance the property down the road.

It’s important to look at the overall return from cashflow, appreciation, principle reduction, and depreciation tax benefits.

You could always do a price reduction and see if that would net you a renter.

I don't have all the city-by-city regulations in front of me, but most will have all or some of the three "Poison Pill" regulations that slow ADU development.