Just having trouble since I have a dog.

They (I'll call them tenant A) have been great tenants but have been having trouble with the new neighbors (tenant B)  for the last 2 months.We addressed the situation with tenant B and basically told them to all get along or get out, made a schedule for use of the limited parking available which seemed to be the cause of the initial friction in the house.  

Within a few days of move-in I start receiving calls and texts from our neighbors that the two sketchy dudes that have moved into our house look like trouble and appear to be dealing drugs. 

I'm not trying to be a downer by asking this, but as someone wanting to jump into the game, I have some big concerns regarding buying now and the ability of GTA (and outlying) properties to produce cash flow. 

You need a licensed electrician that can trouble shoot. 

Produce good content that people want, and google will list it appropriately.  

They will tell you exactly what you need to do, produce and provide.Have fun!

We've listened to (almost) every podcast Josh and Brandon have produced, read countless articles, and I've spent more time than I care to admit running numbers on various rental properties just to become familiar with the variables.

in essence I said we need to lay it out and see where the best allocation of money going out will produce the best yield.

I think I can come close to 1.5% of the total price for the rental amount (2% is out of the question), but it's the ROI that I am having trouble justifying.