It hasn't been accepted. 

That also means you only made $200 that year.3 - If you have a 2 month vacancy, with the added month due to rehab...which also increases your out of pocket, your CoCR may still look good, but you are in negative CF territory...which is never acceptable.4 - Good investment? 

Now I still fund stuff in the upper mid west rust belt that hits 1 and 2% with minimal social drama but these are all over an hour from a major metro area.. and they are in areas were appreciation is really depreciation and cash flow is the ONLY reason to own them.

I would likely not offer a unit as part of the compensation, because in doing so you limit yourself to only people who are looking for a place to live and can accept a 1/1.

Desperate tenants who are poorly qualified will promise you whatever rent you ask, and then they can't afford to pay it once they're accepted, so make sure the rents are realistic for the median income of the area.

I'd prefer not to accept the unemployment benefits as income because I imagine it's not steady and I have another very qualified applicant that submitted their application second.

Although I struggle with starting because I’m unsure of whether or not it’s okay to get a lowball offer accepted and then try to find a buyer when the seller could’ve gone directly to a flipper.

If you're in Orlando, accepting new agents, or know of any brokerages to join, please let me know.

The broker presents it to his seller who accepts it.

I am a beginner living in British Columbia, Canada, all the strategies and techniques taught in bigger pocket books and on social media platforms, are they applicable in Canada too?