The University of Windsor is quickly becoming a hotbed for international students. 

I think I've found what it is: International Paper Masonite Omniwood - the bad part is there was a class action lawsuit against this siding type, I think because of poor quality and not being able to stand up to the 30-year warranty.

The trade war can be a red flag to international investors, as they see it harder to invest in US real estate.

I agree with others that would be nice to have one that is fixed up and move-in ready but with a fixer component somewhere.

The bathroom was purchased with other components, floor, plumbing, second bathroom reno.  

I had the credit report run through cozy and it gives me the following info:Contract Callers Inc  ACCOUNT SERIOUSLY PAST DUE DATE / ACCOUNT ASSIGNED TO ATTORNEY, COLLECTION AGENCY, OR CREDIT GRANTOR'S INTERNAL COLLECTION DEPARTMENTBut it does not give me any info on the cause and what the original debt is for.

In terms of whether it's wise to buy a new construction, a lot of investors are looking to buy SFH or MFH that has a Value Add component.

Then corporate tax would be only the federal component of 21% max. 

Funny thing I have two international groups I deal with.

I got some intern opportunities as well.