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Andrew K.
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  • Markham, Ontario
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Canam Funding - anyone know them?

Andrew K.
  • Investor
  • Markham, Ontario
Posted

Hello all,

I'm a Canadian investor looking at opportunities in the US. I came across what appears to be a funding company that specializes in providing capital for Canadians investing in US real estate.

Here's a link to their website: http://canamfunding.com/proof-of-funds/

It looks like they are providing 2 things:

1. A "Proof of Funds" letter

2. A list of "potential" investors in the area - and oddly, this list is available for free download on the site.

And "Our processing fee for each real estate deal submitted for Canam funding is only $495"

There is something that seems odd about this. Does anyone have any experience with them?

Thanks,

Andrew

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