They have had a trusts and estates lawyer for years.

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I'm particularly excited about exploring subject-to (SUBTO) deals and expanding my knowledge in this area.I'm currently based in the Dallas area and am eager to connect with lawyers who specialize in subject-to transactions.

Bottom line is it’s a bit different in Canada and your best strategy is to add a mortgage agent as part of your “team” along with realtor, lawyer, property manager, etc. 

Our brokerage and sister companies offer RE services, PM, and construction services which a lot of out of stater's find convenient.  

But all you need is one hungry lawyer still trying to pay off his $200,000 student loans.

Offer to refund his deposit immediately as long as there's no damage (you handle the cleaning).

It's not worth the 1/2 hour  to hour trip (one way)  to go look at a potential deal, then crunching numbers, then spend another hour on all the paperwork required to submit an offer in writing on a MLS deal. 

I'm doubting I can find a deal there which is why I haven't asked my Realtor to make any offers, hate to waste his time.

I found a local property management company that offers a "lease only service" meaning that they will take pics, market/list the property for rent, handle showings, screenings, and paperwork to onboard the tenant and then hand it over to me to manage.