They put ridiculously low starting bids to attract attention.

Adam, if you have a target area in mind, drive it and pay attention to the properties in that area that seem to get your attention.

I know this could be a long drawn out question that could become lengthy in assistance but the main reason is knowing that I'm doing this all correct and not stiffing someone mistakenly just because I don't know and being more of a doer rather than just a reader, but also to use as an additional exit strategy that I can use to closing more deals.

"Canadian banks typically loan money on the cheap" - that's because our real estate market was not paying attention to what happened south of the 49th back in 2008.

They are all on 2 or 3 year leases and require pretty low attention as I have a good handyman for fixes.I've focused on nicer stuff which of course has a lower overall return.

Small multis tend to be a little more repair intensive than SFHs (4 dishwashers are more likely to require attention than one, etc).

The neighbors most motivated to help are the ones who own their homes and pay attention to maintenance — they’re the ones who benefit by keeping property values high.You can also offer the neighbors a reward: if they save you $1000 in damages, giving them back $25 is a no-brainer.

it is always nice to see people pay attention.

Definitely be sure to pay special attention to Patrick's post about all the other expenses you need to factor in and the 50% rule.And even though you're the property manager, you should still factor the cost in (and maybe actually pay yourself)!

This topic doesn't seem to receive a whole lot of attention from BP.