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AJ Hazzi

AJ: Thanks, Alfonzo. And what an awesome crew of speakers you've had so far, I'm learning tons here. And I'm really glad I was able to join you guys. I'm going to keep it fairly brief, but then you've got lots to get through. But BC, the market here has been really exciting. It's not been 20 offers on every property going a hundred thousand over list. Like you guys have been seeing. It hasn't been in that sort of two to three months worth of inventory. A tight sellers market, but sellers are getting what they're asking, but not typically going over ask.

Ronald DeCouteau

Ronald: Thank you very much, Sarah. I always wanted to come to do this. Can I get everyone to put someone in the chat? I'm getting someone. Some twos as well. Sarah, there's a lot happening right now from a conversion standpoint, from a design standpoint, from a zoning standpoint that has changed the way that investors invest today. I'm going to go through a few of these things. There's no way I can go over all of it, but what I would suggest is you guys can reach out to me after the fact.

Raechel Molony

Alfonso: Let's bring it back closer to home, back in Ontario. Raechel, what's going on in the markets that you're working in, investing in, and your clients are investing in. What does the REITE club nation need to know?

Susan Flanagan

Susan: To let people know with private money, I think the first thing to remind people of whether you're a seasoned investor or a new investor, private money is something that you should get familiar with because you're going to need it. If you're going to continue to grow your portfolio, you're going to get to a point where you can't use the banks and you're going to need private funds. That's where somebody like myself can come in.

Mel and Dave Dupuis
 
Mel: Hi, everyone.

Dave: Hi REITE club, thanks for having us. Multi-family is our bread and butter. I want to say, I agree and disagree with some of the things that were said. I agree with private money. I pride myself on not using banks until I absolutely have to. And it's usually on the refinance section, when I've gotten my lift and I'm bringing it to a bank to get my refinance, to pay all my credit financing.