Then I found out he was co-host of the BP Podcast, which is very popular and useful...so essentially, if you can plug into that guy's meetups and follow his content here, you'll immediately be closest to one of the most enthusiastic, inspiring BP sources of info!

Yes, you definitely have to set that up in advance - doing a 1031 is complicated and involves using a 3rd party to hold funds, various timelines for identifying the exchange property, and lots of other restrictions.There's a ton of content on the site about the details - search the forums or the blog and you'll find it.

Banks are content in just receiving payments.

For example, I worked on lots of slab-on-grade homes in Florida where the tile/grout lines metered at 15-25% moisture content.

One who knows ALL about the "Delayed Financing Exception", and lends accordingly:- https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/selling/b2...And then, when you're sitting cosily in their office, you'll explain that you'll ONLY be looking to borrow 70% of THEIR Appraisal, on properties that you DON'T have a mortgage against (even though you are allowed to have already paid for them by HELOC or personal Loans).

I know the SBA told me (for my personal home) that they would lend 125,000 for damages and 38,000 for contents at 1.75% with a 30 year term. 

I have and good online training program with very insightful content.

Unfortunately with the market being 1/10th the size of America (population being 1/10th) there is less demand for Canadian specific content. 

After this we spoke everyday making plans for a national company, creating content for videos and teaching others to do real estate investing.Please see where he indicates this in his email (attached)- "The reason I gambled with my time with you is I thought both of us could build a company together regarding lease options and land contracts in the midwest where these seller financing tools are common place."

Read his and @Theo Hicks content/book and you'll be set.