As for the information out there that's offered, I listen, form my thoughts on what I heard by doing some due diligence, but more importantly, I take what I heard and formulate my own approach or outlook on the subject.

Shoot him a message, he is super approachable. 

So one approach is an opportunity, and the other is a veiled threat - both within your right as a landlord. 

Does anyone have suggestions on how to approach the current situation and what I need to be able to handle the job?

@Jack Hamm why would you approach it this way?

I am still thinking what is best approach here.

That said I will pray for you that you make it through this incredibly hard time you are having now that you *GASP* read an opposing viewpoint. 

The most common approach to purchasing US real estate as a Canadian is by utilizing an US LLP or LLLP, with the investor as a 99% Limited Partner, and having another entity (such as Can Corp or US LLC) as the General Partner at 1% to limit liability exposure.

I’m compiling a list of the better ones.Two weaknesses of this approach are 1) lack of diversification and 2) high minimums that typically require $1M in equity.

If you’re working on deals in different markets, what’s your approach to finding the best funding solutions?