It feels like very unique asset class and I think we still have a lot to learn about the operations side.

I wanted to share something that has been going on up here as I believe there are lessons for everyone, and I don’t think this gets coverage at all in the US.Up here in Canada we have had interest rates increase at the same crazy pace that the US experienced but are seeing some very negative consequences from it that are unique up here.In Canada we do not have 30 year fixed mortgages.

The area’s stunning natural beauty and thriving real estate market present a unique opportunity for growth and development.

I like the mid-term space- love furnishing the spaces and making them unique but it's a lot of work.

Look for lenders with experience working with Canadians and who understand the unique challenges and requirements involved.Consult with Canadian Banks: While you mentioned that Canadian banks have strict stipulations, it's still worth consulting with them to explore your options.

They deed it out of the owners name OR they have someone with a fake (looks real) ID show up to sell at the closing table. 

Make sure it’s unique and meets Texas’s naming rules.

Strategic Investment: The opportunity to acquire the property through a short sale presented a unique investment angle.

Selling to the real estate agent's mom was a unique and pleasant outcome.

This would be unique and in a great school zoneMaybe I’m not seeing something right so I welcome any insight.