(And please, gut it if need....I would rather learn now than later)  Wanted: Partner (that has done previous deals and possibly to mentor on this deal)I want to buy a 3B/2Ba Townhouse in a popular ski/golf resort POA in nearly turnkey shape.  

The existing buildings are fairly good palettes to develop into condos, retail, and mixed use developments that are currently popular. 

I'm new to the province and don't know what strategies are legal and popular.

BiggerPockets has a very popular one.

I am looking for a property that can serve as a good vacation rental - would be popular year round so that I won't have to fret too much about vacancies - and one that I can use myself when I visit the area (my family and I go there once every one or two years - love Naples, Orlando for the kiddos, Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale, Miami), a community that is still growing and a property that can cash flow as a vacation rental and appreciate in time as well. 

Some popular ones include QuickBooks, Xero, FreshBooks, and Wave.

Here are some popular options:Excel or Google Sheets - These are great for organizing data and creating spreadsheets to track expenses, rental income, and more.Property management software - Platforms such as AppFolio, Buildium, and Cozy offer a variety of tools for property owners to manage their properties, including rent collection, maintenance requests, and lease agreements.Real estate investment software - Programs like RealPage, RealData, and REIPro offer analysis tools to help you evaluate investment properties and make informed decisions.Accounting software - Programs such as QuickBooks and Xero can help you manage your finances and track expenses.Ultimately, the software or program you choose will depend on your specific needs and preferences.

I'm a single-family investor, and I recently looked through the most popular softwares and selected one.

I'm a single-family investor, and I recently looked through the most popular softwares and selected one.

Getting paid a "fee" at closing is not the norm here anymore, hence the popularity of transactional funding.