I'm glad our presentation stimulated some discussion.

There are a lot of companies around the nation that source property, demographic, bankruptcy, foreclosure and other data, like The Warren Group, LPS/Black Knight, Experian, Equifax, Axciom, First American, and COUNTLESS others including many smaller regional specialists that have built specific areas of expertise, and which offer great services at various price points, and with various areas of focus.Do companies buy from each other rather than do it all themselves when it is cost effective, and the data is usable - you bet.

@Jerry Puckett promotes a kiss me approach which offers a great awareness for those prospects who are motivated by a stimulation that serves their desire.

I give it away each month, because I'd rather stimulate the economy that let the govt do it.

Instead I do have an great collection of vinyl LPs and a record player.

I see some syndicators refinancing LPs out of their deals, while most of the institutional style firms like VonFinch typically keep investors in the deal through sale.

LPs don’t make the extra 2% on the sale  

I bought 12 new constructions in Mississippi back in the Day for the GOZONE tax bene's  Post Katrina were you could buy new construction and take 50% depreciation year one.. this was govmits way of stimulating investment into Katrina ravaged areas of the deep south.. 11 of them worked pretty well.. and i would say 8 of them darn near perfect.. but one of them the tenant did over 45k in damage.. it was insane.. so much so that my insurance company actually stepped up and went after the tenant criminally..

The CRA says that LPs will still be considered as partnerships but an LP (as opposed to an LLP) does not contain liability for the General Partner.So, going forward it seems that it may be better for Canadian Residents to hold US rental properties directly in the name of the inverstor(s) and reduce liability risk with increased liability insurance.

A century later, two of the most common methods were either direct ownership of property or through partnerships, which pooled investor resources to purchase a property.These partnerships eventually paved the way for the first official limited partnerships, or LPs, which appeared in the 1950s as a way to combine funds from multiple investors to put into real estate assets.