I work in the oil field on a 4-weeks-on, 2-weeks-off schedule, with occasional 6-weeks-on, 2-weeks-off hitches when offered.

The pond an investor fishes in for a project matters, and I do not mean market. 

Should you be buying solar companies in the current political environment or oil and gas?  

That agent sounds like he/she is just fishing for property to find a buyer for. 

Quote from @Andy Sabisch: Quote from @Kortez Dejesus: Quote from @Oleg Donets: @Garrett Prenger if this in not your first deal (meaning you already closed at least 5 deals) AND have a well oiled follow up system in place, I'd recommend trying Pay-Per-Lead.

He's a snake oil salesman.

When the house sells years down the road, you have to pay that money back.Edmonton (and Calgary) markets are closely tied to the price of oil.

Guys knocked off early and went fishing in our Tilapia pond.

In business (and fishing lol) there's an expression "cast a wide net"If you guys put together a successful building/remodeling company, you work a w2 (stable income for borrowing, medical insurance etc) house hack/liv in flips, manage your $ carefully your essentially hedging your margins.

There's definitely more fish in the sea but still, something to ponder on why the random staining of images