Windsor is in the midst of not one, but two, multi-billion dollar bridge construction projects that will add thousands of direct jobs, and thousands more spinoff jobs, to the economy for up to the next 7-10 years.When you factor a major project like this into a situation where there is already a severe supply/demand imbalance and a lack of rental properties, you have a perfect recipe for increasing housing prices and increasing rents.Now we have a perfect storm in Windsor for investors to take advantage of with 2 major bridge projects, growing University and College populations, immigration from countries around the world, migration from residents of other provinces looking to downsize and move to a cheaper city with better weather, and a booming Detroit.  

Listening to some others made wholesaling sound more like selling used cars (not meant to be offensive).

I've been with USAA for over 8 years and have all our cars and homes insuranced with them. 

I think it can work if you play it right.I actually just bought a car from a car dealership, and the guy goes by the nick name "The Pickle Man", he gives a large jar a pickles away with every car purchase. 

Either way can work, but you need to buy a plane ticket/hotel/rental car and go meet the people.

I rent half as a travel trailer spot and the second spot has a shop someones uses as a small car lot. 

Indy has a growing population and a divers, vibrant economy whereas Cleveland has a shrinking population.

why didn't he just  buy a ticket, a car, go by train.. 

I'm a big advocate for MFR as the economies of scale tend to work more in your favor and the financing is much easier to attract.

What I mean by mental investment is that thoughout the ups and downs of the housing market and economy ,in the United States , having a income producing property in Colombia that even without tenants or someone staying in the unit it cost me less than$1500 a year to pay taxes, maintain property , and have a company rent the property when I am not there.