I'm just a beginner with one property under rehab but having the project body slammed by COVID19 for two, almost three months, really showcased the value of NOT over leveraging and having enough liquid funds to sustain the holding costs for longer than expected.

Landlords should continue to push provincial landlord / tenant bodies to establish bad tenant / landlord registries.

There are also 2 clauses to be waived upon satisfactory inspection and contacting regulatory authorities for due diligence.

Bronchick was hired and trusted by my elderly mother and is now being sued by the CO Attorney General on behalf of the Colorado Division of Regulatory Securities for multiple instances of fraud.

Further to that point OSFI lists put the organizations under their regulatory oversight.

Thanks Bjorn... roofer is licensed by the local governing body.

I like the numbers for Seattle but I do tend to think it's more likely to be overbought from too much money chasing too little inventory and the previously-mentioned regulatory climate is concerning. 

Although I love BMWs and that is my passion, it is hard work and tough on the body long term.  

Friend or not they were representing you and a regulatory body needs to be made aware of his actions. 

However, the long term rents would still make this property a viable investment so I was OK with regulatory risk.