.; find an accountant and attorney with cross boarder real estate and business expertise and develop the strategy for organisation and ownership which best meets your near, mid, and long-term goals ... naturally, you should do this before purchasing any property in Canada.

Arizona is full of fantastic “unwanted” rural land deals.

@Diana B.If you will be purchasing property in the U.S.A. while residing in Canada, then before you even get on a plane, you need to figure out your long term strategy (i.e. to you plan to keep all earnings in-country to grow your business or do you need to bring the money home) and the best organisational structure to fit your current situation and help you realise your objectives.If you search Canadians buying real estate in the US here on BP you will find several threads which raise some of the ownership considerations when investing abroad (control of repatriation of funds; taxation; liability, etc).  

It really pours salt in the wound to have to pay for unwanted advice! 

Arizona is full of fantastic “unwanted” rural land deals.

Based on your new round of unhelpful and unwanted questions, I'll simply say if needed assistance in how to close a deal, could have shown humility and asked, nicely. 

They left a horrible mess behind with trash and unwanted belongings.

On google, I’ve seen private lenders, hard money, and business loans, but none of those searches ever lead to anything more then unwanted text about refinancing.Thank you,

It's funny, when I was a kid I would collect unwanted tires and sell them to a recycler for $3 each.

We are old enough to do that without penalties, but that may have some unwanted tax implications due to our current W-2 income.What's going to be the best way to analyze our options and make a decision, and if it IS to get a HELOC, are there any recommendations?