there is a fine line here.

YUp you can make a loan on a home the borrower is living in as long as the proceeds are for a business purpose.. but it is a fine line.. 

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Quote from @Daniel Khan: Hi everyone,I am a finance professional in Toronto and I want to explore a career as a a real estate developer.

For transparency, I just signed up for BP today after hearing the podcast with Martel and do hope to clarify these points before making a final decision.

A fine goal.

That is a fine approach and is more conservative.However, for my preferences, I would focus on optimizing debt for cash flow.

At the same time, have the washing machine plumbed correctly so you wont have to deal with this headache in the future.You should then go through that house with a fine tooth comb to see if there is any other issues you haven't noticed.

He wasn't able to write new business but was doing a fine job taking care of his current customers.