Capital expenditure can be tricky because it is relative to the income a given property may produce.

You've listed many roadblocks.If I were you, I'd: #1 use a portion to fund my emergency fund (if I didn't have one); #2 payoff as much of my high interest, non income producing debt as I could since the cost of that debt wrecks havoc on current income.

@Dallas JacobIf you search the Canadians forums here on BP, you will find this question is asked every few months and has been answered many times.While wholesaling can be done legally, you need to do things in a way whereby you do not find yourself acting as an unlicensed agent.Legalities aside, in most parts of Canada, wholesaling alone would not produce sufficiently to be the sole basis of your business.  

and then eventually produces a form to sign in which coverage is declined.It's uncommon but totally legit.I like the advice of @Jon Holdman if that tactic is available where you do business.

This is also fantastic.I think it is incredibly important to have goals that you are working towards.

Nevertheless, I’m looking forward to being a part of the BP community and meeting all of you incredible investors!

Id recommend you look in areas you can drive to that also produce good cash flow.

Don't accept anything from them, some people can easily produce fake tax returns.

There are 2 types of investment strategies: income-producing and wealth generation.

I can create the data sets personally and do not need to buy large lists for these so hopefully this would produce a little higher call back rate than the standard 1-1.5% averages.