Basically something that would give me an idea of what constitutes good vs. poor numbers, good vs. bad neighborhoods, etc.Thanks!

The bigger problem that I see is that you are putting all of your money and name on a project that will be illegal.

Good luck with the project!

hey Eric, im also in kelowna and im in the trades. im currently putting together a few other trades guys to start doing fix and flips in the area as well as possibly new construction projects. sounds like we might be able to help each other out. would be great to get in contact. 

I understand the basic process and benefits but was hoping to talk with someone about their experience and how it worked out for them.  

Since I'm able to find deals that have such a big, obvious value and profit margin built into them, I'm able to list and sell them for a very cheap price and still make a good profit (and the properties basically sell themselves). i.e. - My shortcomings in salesmanship are easily overcomeable because I've mastered a different part of the acquisition process - one that mostly negates the need for me to be a master salesman... does that make sense?

Danko- "The Undoing Project" - Michael LewisOverall, my main concern is the numbers talked about for some of the American markets seem unrealistic here in Ottawa, even relative to the surrounding smaller towns.

I'm not considering flips because with 2 small children it would add a lot of stress to project manage something so huge.

Hi @Jared G.Ned basically explained almost everything.I think you should but J.

I’m not a lawyer so nothing here should be considered anything more than my observations over more than two decades of raising money for my projects.