So, let's say it did appraise for what you expect of $600,000 and they'll give you only 75% of that.

The project planning has been underway and the construction is expected to start within the next year or so.

However, until then, i don't expect Nova Scotian municipalities will enforce legislation limiting our re-positioning of rental housing - as long as we don't disturb the neighbours and pay the CRA :)Looking forward to any feedback Paul

@Joe Splitrock Well that's one heck of a list but I have to admit, I'm with @Kelly Byrd in that I'd never have expected Fremont to top the list. 

I'm not asking for a legal opinion, but rather somebody who's been through the process before and their thoughts (and knows what to expect). 

As a new comer to the industry I find myself facing challenges that of course I didn't expect like what type of property to flip first or should I start with wholesaling first etc.

These are common (and expected) documents requested during due diligence. 

If anyone is familiar with massachusetts, the areas vary widely- cape cod, new bedford, taunton, south shore, and of course boston itself (out of my league d/t price) are all much different in price/rent ratio, schools, crime, etc... what are the things that matter most to you and influence your decisions when looking into different markets?

And when possible, am getting a huge interest rate like 5-6%, is that expected?

End of the month is coming up: Should I expect tenants to pay rent while  staying in a hotel?