There are some lists that exist in Canada, but they don't have any of the useful information like there is in the US such as equity percentage, delinquent taxes, etc.You typically can get the owner's mailing address from a house even if they don't live there by going to city hall and looking at the tax rolls, it works in Ontario but not sure about Atlantic Canada.

This percentage is the most common way to evaluate a deal, though some people also focus on appreciation, but to me, that's a gamble.Make sure to validate the rent somehow.

I don't give a rats %$$& about a percentage since they tell me nothing...and lie to me at the same time.One person's 1% is another person's 1%. 

The percentage was 55/45 in favor of renters.

Be cognizant and offer a percentage of profits.

Possibly 60% cash and find a hard money lender for 12 months then refinance Second being 80% and 3k bonus at signingif I can get him to owner finance with me taking over for a year, him getting a percentage of the cash flow, and me agreeing to buy at appraisal with a cash bonus (5k)  at signing.  

Also, you need to be careful what percentage of the development can get rented out. 

Hello, I would like to know what percentage do you usually pay your investors and how do you pay them and do you use contracts with them?

Great outcome and percentage on a dollar.

I don't have the 65% to purchase the property nor do I have someone to partner with.My question is: Is there a way to structure this where I can benefit from the seller being willing to carry a percentage, and then I get a loan to cover the rest?