While I now understand that it isn't as cut and dry as I had initially thought, the numbers you gave seem to be vastly over simplifying the situation.I do also understand that there can be merits to wholesaling and that you do have valid arguments, I was only refuting that one point because I felt there wasn't enough context surrounding those numbers.

Surely you jest.Please do explain for those of us that think buying term and investing the different is vastly superior to purchasing a whole life policy.

They are as discouraged as me and agree that the vast majority of people don't have a clue what they're in for in healthcare delivery after ObamaCare takes full effect.

The rich, on the other hand, have a wide array of taxable income sources -- earned income, long-term gains, short-term gains, shelters, etc -- and they move their money around accordingly.

I buy the vast majority new and delivered to my door from Amazon, American Furniture Warehouse, Costco, or similar.

They would be vastly disappointed if you DIDN'T rattle a chain or two and drip some blood on the door after midnight!

😊💕The VAST majority of people living paycheck-to-paycheck in this country are doing so because they are irresponsible.

For my rental ...the first year I was only breaking even once everything was covered but for the upcoming year I will have positive cashflow but not a vast amount due to increasing the rent, allowing pets etc There is a future lrt coming (due to start next year)  it will have 3 stations in close proximity of the house and I am hoping that this will also add appreciation 

Especially in Ontario because it is really hard to get rid of bad tenants.From what I've read (and what you seem to be doing) is to prescreen the vast majority without an interview then only invite the best of the best to see the property.

I'm from Toronto and I always wanted to explore our wonderfully vast country of Canada and thought what better reason than REAL ESTATE!