Hey all,Im from Montreal, Canada so your local market might or might not reflect the reality i see here, but ive been noticing a trend while searching for rental property: it looks like the further away u get from a large city (up to a certain distance) the more positive cash flowing opportunities there are!

Consider it a sign of success if you get that large and be prepared to pay the going rate.John Corey

Even in a large city you have certain areas that thrive while others go down.

When I refinanced I had a 47% LTV I couldn't wait for my 30 year conventional loan since they're a large bank and sent a certified appraiser over.

I have seen large swings in rent amounts even 2 blocks apart.

Some investors are effectively contractors and can accurately estimate the work.If you lack the skills and can not afford large surprises then always expect to pay for an inspection.

You then tell them that you will turn the file over to your 'partner' who will follow up and work on a short sale.I and a few other investors I know avoid short sales as they can be a large drain on one's time.

That seems like a very large number given the sale price.

You cover the lawn work and largely have control.

I worked several years in a large urban market prior to returning to my home town market.Do you think this would be a good idea?