I see the results of the analysis from these entrepreneurs. 

US seems a lot more attractive than most other countries out there.I always contemplate this but always revert to the US having the best 5% of entrepreneurs which will propel the other 95%.

It is wonderful seeing entrepreneurs breathing life back into these older properties. 

As of the last report there were over 4,000 rented RV's scattered around the streets of Los Angeles, with city officials seeming to do little to put a stop to this.A vanlord named Greg William who owns 15 of these 'rental properties' was interviewed and he thinks he's doing good for the community by providing homeless people a safer place to live (compared to living in a tent on the side of the street).I can appreciate the creativity of these entrepreneurs but this is clearly not the solution to combat the homelessness problem.Weird world out there in LA.

Local entrepreneur and investor Jim Garrett will be speaking at the next event. 

Theres a free short term rental calculator for this on site called rental entrepreneur .com

About taxes, I'm not so sure but I believe we will pay the taxes in Canada since we reside here and this will be a source of income as an entrepreneur. 

Each situation will be different and dependent on the building and the individual situation of the qualified buyer.Real estate professionals and hopeful Airbnb entrepreneurs have pushed back on these mandates.

I have a full time job and recently (within the past year or so) I have really felt a strong urge to step out on my own and be an entrepreneur to make a path to financial freedom! 

Of course it is always the best to do as they say but being an investor and entrepreneur, sometimes you have to be smart about if you actually do what they say.