What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

The bank will require an additional inspection to assess any possible damage to the property.I have a client who is in escrow on a 4-plex.

They invested in places with strong fundamentals (SoCal, DFW) and rode out all the downturns.

They can have you cold call clients which will get you accustomed to speaking to people and what to say. 

You could start there and then branch into some other strong areas that give you some geographic and niche diversification.  

In my years of practice, I have only had one client request for my CPA license number. 

I've had PM clients who were relocated out of our market who have been able to qualify for a second mortgage only once we placed a tenant in the property they left, and only if they could show that the property was being managed by a professional PM.  

Inventories are near record low in many markets and job creation is strong.

Canadians have a strong bias towards using Realtors and banks and generally don't know about the alternatives, so as a wholesaler there's not only the privacy issues, but a basic trust issue when asking a stranger to sell me their house.So Tiago, you suggest driving for dollars and just straight up knocking on those doors?

We recently bought flooring for a new house we are closing on and I was expressing strong opinions on the cost and style and I had to stop and told her "You're the expert on the interior design and what will last the longest relative to cost so you pick and I trust you" This has helped my wife who hasn't listened to a single podcast from BP move forward and buy a house and start renting our old one within 60 days!!