If I can add a point to Oren's treatise above:If your U.S.A. entity (C-corp) is a 100% child subsidiary of a Canadian corporation, there is favourable tax treatment of dividends repatriated from the child entity.

 - Bleach will kill bad bacteria but it also kills good bacteria so you can't use it at the same time as an enzyme treatment.  

Please note that while cheaper approaches to the above exist, they stand out like a sore them and the majority of investors will see it as unprofessional and unworthy of investing, so I won’t discuss them here.So at a very minimum the potential syndicator must invest $37,500 before even having his first offering.

.- Install window treatments.- Complete city-required fixes (if necessary) - Apply for rental license.- City rental license inspection.- Complete rental license required fixes (if necessary).Leasing:- Create rental policies document, and application document- Create Lease document- Take pictures- Place ads on craigslist and on Zillow- Book showings- Take applications- Screen applicants- Select applicant- sign leases, take deposit- Move-in walk through checklist- Take the family out for diner to celebrate!

So my question is whether to go with tenting or Orange OIl treatment.

Try box fans in the windows on one side of the house with the other Windows open.If the air is trapped in the house it can keep the skunk odor for weeks.If a day or two of the fans does not work then I would start with an ozone treatment.

After seeing the inside of this ugly eye sore of a warehouse on a small lot, I thought it could be a tremendous opportunity to be able to lease as is.

@Derek JanssenIt is the undercarriage protection and scotchgaurd treatment for the home buyer .

Usually vacant houses stand out like a sore thumb about then.

Without knowing the size of the area in question a good water treatment option could go from $1k to $5k.