\Looking for any information on tax issues, Capital gains, the pros and cons of investing in another country, and where is a good place to start.The numbers just seem to add up a lot better in the US then in Canada.Thanks in advance "EH" 

Tenant A was stubborn and did not want to take the time to share actual calculations of the actual utility bills.To solve this issue of Tenant B not knowing how much to pay for utilities every month, I asked Tenant A and Tenant B for verbal agreement for an estimation of the utilities that Tenant B can pay per month, we all agreed on a monthly estimate that seemed reasonable. $60/per month for Tenant B.Tenant B agreed verbally on this, but ever since that agreement he still neglected to include the $60 as an estimate for utilities in addition to his rent.I can’t make him pay it, since I do not have the actual utility bills.

Day 11.The Tenant does not pay rent as agreed to on day 5.Property Manager calls to tell you the rent hasn't been paid as agreed to on day 5.

@Caleb Heimsoth I agree.

I agree and have a more concrete view from your opinion.

I agree it's the holy grail to get in on a gentrifying area before the trend catches on and ride out the increased rents without technically doing any value-add.

I agree with what previous replys have stated as far as the financing parts.

@Geovanni Heredia if your Inherited tenants already have a lease you will have to follow it. untill its expiration. unless the tenants agree to sign yours.I used ezlandlordforms for my first lease. but that was for a SFH. for a multifamily i would consult a local eviction attorney for a lease that gives you the upper hand over your tenants.

I agree with @Tim Schroeder—you have nothing to lose from using multiple platforms!

Or is it as simple as taking funds, putting in a separate account and using it on certain projects and paying back at the end of the term agreed upon?