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Steve Schneider
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  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
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Business Structure Help. Alberta, Canada

Steve Schneider
  • Investor
  • Sherwood Park, Alberta
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Hi there BP community,

This question is for my fellow Canadian Investors. I was just curious how other people have went about structuring their Real Estate Investing companies. My fiance and I meet with our accountant next week to discuss some options but I was hoping to get some advice on what has worked for you guys. Are people just starting up a proprietorship or are they going straight to a corporation? Is this something I even need to think about at this time or should I wait until we have a few properties under our belt. Our plan is to buy 3 properties this year and grow our portfolio larger each year. All advice is appreciated and thanks in advance.

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