Although I've been investing in and improving multifamily properties since 2000, I decided to go back to school and get a Bachelor's Degree in Construction Management from BCIT (I already have my Red Seal in Carpentry...

It may change over the course of our growth. 

Guy's I'm trying to determine the best course of action on a potential deal. 

Thanks Jasper for the information, yes, I'm interested in meeting Canadians here, whether they're investing in the US or in Canada, a lot of common interests on many fronts, taxes, that you mentioned is a big one of course.

You could pull out cash tax-free and still benefit from depreciation and other deductions on the rental side, which could reduce your tax liability.Quick Tax Comparison:Selling:Capital Gain: $160,000Tax Due: ~$32,000 (at 20%)Net After Tax: ~$128,000Refinancing:Loan Amount: ~$263,500 (at 62% LTV)Tax Impact: None on the cash-outRental Deductions: Continue benefiting from depreciation and mortgage interest deductions.Refinancing offers liquidity without the immediate tax hit and lets you maintain rental income, making it potentially more advantageous.All of these are rough numbers of course, but just some different ways to think about it!

Of course, the party with an equitable has to clearly state that they do not own the property and that they merely intend to assign the contract, if in fact that is there intention.

Thus, I have been looking into the apartment complex space and continue to educate myself in the event that opportunities continue to be brought to me.Sooo In digging into a number of courses my concern is this with the larger 10+ apartments and high numbers 1 million and up.

Of course there’s no guarantee but I wasn’t quite ready to do it all on my own while working full time.

Continue educating yourself through books and online courses tailored to real estate and market analysis.

@Philip MukaYou need to consult an estate planning attorney specialist.