If your deal is worth less than what you paid for it, then yes, you may well have to bring a lot of cash to the table to refi.

This will result in the CRA collecting <=10% taxes on repatriation of retained earnings.Here is an overview on repatriation of investment income to Canada (from the U.S.A. in the example tables).

For Example, my Note Investing notebook has Sub Categories for Consolidated Note Resources, Goals, Note Buying Criteria, Foreclosure Timelines and Costs, State Specific Notes, Systems for The Note Business, Collection Time Tables, Note Conferences, Bankruptcy in Notes.. 

In the future perhaps I should get a unique address number to avoid confusion.I will try and go to the post office and show them the letter but not sure if they will help me.

I am VERY certain I have made some (or many) mistakes or left money on the table or overpaid etc... but all of these deals are cash flow positive after all costs + vacancy and maintenance. 

Utah is a pretty unique place compared to the rest of the country so its not always easy to say "yes you should sell" or "no you should hold". 

Each has its own unique market even though they’re within a 45 mile radius.

I've been the guy on the other side of the table "looking silly" so learn this lesson from me if you haven't already.

While job shadowing is a bit unique, we’ve done it before for those seriously interested in the industry.

And it's done to intimidate; but I turned the tables, and it's clear he isn't accustomed to that, nor does he like it when it's done to him.