Hey @Nathan WiebeNever done that but maybe one possibility would be to have the US friend to be the mortgagor.He doesn't necessary need to be the owner and it doesn't mean that he is the one, in practice, who has to make the loan repayments.This setup involves a great degree of trust between the friend and the Canadian investor to the extend that it is questionable whether it is a good idea or not to set it up that way

I use a loan program that allowed me to purchase a home using my 4 year bachelors degree as my 2 years work experience and got a temporary job in my field.

Ahh yes, also graduated from Michigan State with a bachelor's degree in construction management. 

After lurking around, I’ve decided to introduce myself and get more involved with the community.Currently, I am working full time as a field engineer while my wife is working on finishing her degree in nursing.

Graduate students, it depends on the students - some of them have regular jobs while they're getting their further degree.

I just finish my business degree back in August.I just started my company Beautiful Living a few days ago.

@Jeron Walker - welcome and congrats on getting your degree done!

It will cost you more money to get your books updated on a weekly basis than if you needed it once a month.3) experience level of the bookkeeper - those that have accounting degrees or those that have more experience will cost more.A word of caution - an inexperienced bookkeeper will cost you more than the $$ you pay him.

Not going to be a fun day .I am lucky to a degree , I have the skills , knowledge and equipment to tackle just about all my own repairs .

We have plenty of regulars to pay the bills, and my wife is getting a graphic design degree and will be transitioning to freelance employment in that field.