Hi @Casey MaedaOriginally, this is where I wanted to invest, but I can’t find properties that make since in term of passive rental incomeBesides, the prices for units are really hi, and I’ve been away from Montreal for the past 20 years, and I don’t have income over there, so going for loans and mortgages, is going to be challenging But I have a commercial property in Egypt that I’m selling and planning on taking the cash to Canada What made me go or think of New Brunswick, is, I could buy 3-4 buildings with 2-4 units each; with that same amount, I could probably buy a unit in Montreal or even Ontario That being said, the plan is to use all the cash to buy buildings with most rental units, operate for a year, to prove income and build up credit, then go to refinancing and begin in the BRRRRing strategy In my belief, this is possible in Saint John (I could be totally wrong), but I believe to be difficult to almost impossible in MontrealBut if anyone could advise me, if my plan is correct or does it needs changes, and perhaps, if anyone from Montreal could assist, in whether what I’m saying is away from the truth Mind you, I’d love to start it in Montreal, I’ve lived there, and was managing a few units, for short term rentals, but trust me, it’s a huge headache Thanks everyone and awaiting your thoughts and advices Amr

I know there are many different beliefs and approaches to this scenario and would love to hear any and all feedback.

And if we were, isn't "don't live together until married" the traditional religious motivated thing to do anyways?

They signed a 24 month lease for $1300 a month.Normally I wouldn't even consider paying anywhere near retail but it this case, if he would finance 100% of the price for 20 or 30 years at say 2% the cash flow would be from $350-$500.It is my belief that I can give him his price if he is willing to accept my terms but my partner is hung up on the price.What do you think?

You don't have to agree with my political/economic beliefs for me to appreciate your opinions.

The Paper Source is good, I just don't care for the religious comments.

Get rid of tax-exemptions for religious organizations.

Of course I am going to take the rehabber's information with a grain of salt since it is my belief that they are probably going to embellish the deal to make it look sweeter than it actually is.Will, just like you've had problems with "buyers", my partners have had problems with so-called "wholesalers."

I know Rich Weese is 100% against Income Tax, which is fine as his belief.

That is just my beliefs and what I teach.