All due respect, that is a bit of an open-ended request. 

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Is anyone here an expert on Canadian taxes with respect to purchasing US real estate?

Plus 1%, plus 0.5% and minus 28% month over month, respectively. 

Leland is right outside of Wilmington's city limits so the houses are respectable prices and Jacksonville is right where the Marine bases are so you will always have people to rent the homes.I'm doing pretty good in terms of knowing the areas but im nervous to make my first move and get out there.

There is no "may be" as to whether Grant Cardone was right in this respect.

This Loan will inure to the benefit of and be binding on the respective successors and permitted assigns of the Borrower.

@Theresa Kennedy is probably right with respect to a lot of sellers 

"In the case of any investment held by the tax payer for at least 10 years and with respect to which the taxpayer makes an election under this clause, the basis of such property shall be equal to the market value of such investment on the date that investment is sold or exchanged. " If anybody has questions specific to opportunity funds DM me.

@Ilmar Molderg i live in houston and invest in CT and manage everything myself. however i certainly respect that you want a manager and also someone to find and calculate deals. to be honest, yes you’re sort of right that someone may just keep the deals for themselves. i guess what comes to mind is that you need to find a really good agent that is familiar with investments and also a really good wholesaler. both of those people are fully capable of running numbers for you and helping you like you’ve described. i invest in the central CT area but may be able to refer someone to you.