It sounds like you did a good job investigating though, so kudos to you.They will continue to do these things, and one day, it will catch up to them and they'll bust.

I have been researching how to make my RRSP, LIRA, etc work for me.I have read Shirepoint site that teaches Arms Length RRSP but I would rather loan to myself.After further investigation, I have come across TD's web site where you can do a Non Arms Length mortgage. 

I haven't started investigating the area yet so any info would help me kickstart that process.

Some possible things to consider Mike Dymski before trying to discredit another human being.What I am hearing is that I need to be more stealth in my approach, so it sounds like I need to be more of a private investigator!

The only way you'll understand the difference is to study business ethics and investigate what is customary and acceptable in you state and local area. :)       

-usually need to open up a business checking account -pick out a company name Step 5: Investigate before Investing - Look for one or two areas with low-to-mid-priced home values - Look for sale signs.

While common, it can be a touchy area and really investigated before a Realtor goes there, IMO.As to a License requirement, Rich is correct, if I own 300 units, I can have a staff of employees, they don't need a RE license, but if one of them holds themself out to the public to manage properties owned by others, you need a license.

personally i like to search/investigate over the internet so any pointers would be much appreciated. 

Hope they hold out, sounds like they will be selectively investigating a number of smaller acreage properties in the near term.

I do not know if residential rental agreements can include clauses for forced placed insurance, but I am going to investigate because I'm now curious.