@Brooklyn R.Whether others here agree or not, it's your face in the mirror each morning and as long as your recognise it and its smiling, it was the right decision.

While the IRS will treat them as flow-though and tax the revenue in your hands, the CRA does not recognise this flow-through and treats them as bodies corporate and you will not be eligible for a tax credit for the taxes paid in the U.S.A.If you are planning to do any volume of business in the U.S.A. and wish to have control over when net earnings are repatriated to Canada (if at all), then you will want to have a corporation (C-Corp or LLC that has elected to be taxed as a corporation).Best to consult with a {Canadian} accountant with cross-border business/real estate experience before you get too far down your path.

Even the city recognises that they are worse than worthless and refuses to take them.One answer for someone with limited funds would be to take over the house, pay the W&S liens, get the water turned on, and live there forever after.  

First step is to get a real job that will be recognised by banks.

i would love to contribute but as a relatively new investor, i find myself vastly inexperienced to make a valuable comment, especially when we have so many seasoned investors....i am all for sharing my experiences with other new investors, and responding to questions, but then, someone else has already been there...done that...before i even recognised the vast opportunity we have in REI

"One of his previous landlords has a more extensive"The obvious difference, aside from the nature of his crimes, being that a landlord is in a position of power where as a tenant in not.Tenants need to recognise the fact that landlords have options where as they, as tenants, may not.He who has the gold makes the rules....as they say.

I read through your post and recognised at least 10 statements you made indicating you were negligent.

I joined this site just recently, upon my decision to turn my passion for real estate into a serious business. I found a great deal and developed a sustainable business plan, I found myself in front of the major step:...

After landing, you go directly to US customs / immigration where they check your paperwork to make sure you are entering legally. https://www.dhs.gov/visa-typeshttps://www.uscis.gov/https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visa...https://www.usa.gov/green-cards I asked you whether you would recognise and be able to distinguish a visa that signified lawful presence if someone showed it to you?

Do you receive a accredited degree or diploma that is recognised by the real estate industry.