I have a dumb question: Does a Canadian citizen have to pay US federal income taxes on money made in the US?

Other than paying on time and what others said.......I keep my utilization under.....it's actually at 2% each month......the credit mix is important.....installment and revolving......I have a lot of revolving but my installment credit is what ive been working on.......I have a pledge loan with navy federal......I paid 85% off immediately......and am walking down the balance slowly....check out velocity banking too.....

You have an LLC and it has been running like a legitimate business, e.g. you keep separate books in Quickbooks, you have a separate checking and savings account for the LLC, your state and federal filings are in order and taxes are up to date, and the LLC is legal owner of the property.In that instance, the courts might protect the property in the LLC.

Bonds are debt instruments issued by Governments (Federal, state and local), businesses and INDIVIDUALS.

Are they aware that they MAY trigger some federal GIFT tax?

well i dug deeper and found out that a person with the same name (there are four others in the county with same first and last name) as the seller of this lot or god forbid, the seller, has a federal tax lien and abstract for judgement by a telephone company registered with county clerk - sooooo i'm paying $9.00 for copy of the judgements.

Guessing on Revenue from Condotels in the United StatesWould-be buyers of condo-hotel projects in the United States are largely left to guess at the revenue their units will generate because Federal security law bars real estate developers from passing on the projected hotel guest rate to condo-hotel buyers.

and your wasting your time..hard money is private money, its not the same federal money(conventional) hence the restrictions are not the same..

If it is a RESPA law that you are referring to then it would not just be for Georgia as you communicated but for all of the United States since RESPA is a federal law.

The actual federal RESPA laws that govern closing procedures actually state that the buyer is entitled to pick whatever title company they want since they will be living under the title insurance, but most people don't even know that or care.