Let me be clear, I am NOT asking for any sort of preferential treatment, I am asking that the playing field be litgitimate, and above board.

The tax treatment for the property will be an issue unless you can show you are renting at or above the market rent.

Make sure the doctor will write it up indicating that a pet is part of her treatment and is not really an optional item.2.

Get a good color scheme, select the materials for durability and cost effectiveness, the faucet example, tile is the only thing that has stopped the flooring bleed for us.Then do all units will the same materials, paint, tile, plumbing fixtures, window treatments, and electrical fixtures.

I would do all you can to ensure the kids are able to be in a safe environment where they get the physical, emotional and intellectual treatment they deserve

Russell GoodingLease Options can be viable if structured properly, or they can be a big invitation for CRA to fill your dance card.I would suggest you search 'Lease Option' here on BP and pay particular attention to the ramblings ... err ... eloquent teachings of @Bill Gulley on the subject.For a Canadian treatment of the subject have a look at either:"Legal, Tax & Accounting Strategies For the Canadian Real Estate Investor" by Steve Cohen & George Dube or "Commercial Real Estate Investing In Canada" by Pierre & Claude BoironThere is also a fairly lengthy CRA bulletin on the subject ... drop me a PM if you are interested and I'll dig it out.

If you cannot, then you should bring a best pest control services company immediately for rat treatment.

We rent to own for 12 months getting $1k to $2k option money to move in, to get into long term capital gains and installment sale tax treatment, then we seller finance into a note and keep the note.  

It's also a requirement for the governmental underwriting and may be covered in the IRC as to the treatment of the annuity income depending on how it is structured.

For example, you could never sell the assets in the trust and use the cash to pay for your child to have that really expensive experimental cancer treatment he might need.