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.

Have you investigated whether you can appeal your assessed valuation to try to reduce your taxes.

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.