It's completely seamless for guests, and the office handles everything.

If you build up a huge business and want to leave down the road, you have been branding yourself as the Park Mason group/team/etc the whole time and you can make a nearly seamless transition.

In an audit, they will look for reasons to blend your activities.

It's actually very similar to my hometown of Winston Salem, NC....a very strange, yet balanced, blend of both college and lower-mid income rental potential.

He says buy assets, not do-dads, avoid consumer debt and debt to by assets is ok, so long as it is used responsibly ie you do your due-diligence, analysis & home work.So, I would say that for most of us on BP, and me personally, I take a blend of the two.  

If assets are going into a trust with an administrator you'll need to find one that will accept notes as they usually want marketable assets like stocks and bonds.Another option is paying part of the property value with discounted bonds, zero coupons, blending note income with appreciation of the bond as a balloon payment. 

I would have never thought to use "fake" marble but it actually works well when blended with the real deal.

I'm sure they work fine but so doesn't any seamless gutter system with their "brand" of leaf protection.

We utilize various forms of technology to collaborate seamlessly with our clients and rarely have issues.If you are set on using someone local, search the BP forums for investors local to you and reach out to ask for a referral.

Both RBC and TD have American banks also (RBC is virtual and TD has physical branches) and while they're under the same name and work very seamlessly with their Canadian counterparts, consider them as separate banks because they're actually located in the US and therefore must abide by different rules and regulations.