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Patrick Cartier Real estate investors in Quebec City
28 December 2018 | 4 replies
J'aimerais organiser un "meet up", je cherche donc à savoir s'il y a des investisseurs de la région qui sont actifs sur ce site.Patrick
Marci Stein When tenants ignore you
29 April 2019 | 7 replies
Wow Jill - love it , so organised and clear .
Anita Fofie Help, post fire and can't even give this Chicago deal away
8 March 2017 | 20 replies
There's an organisation in Illinois that has charter to "fix the problem"  It's name Community Investment Corporation (CIC).  
Helen Rolls Getting together in Sydney Australia
22 January 2016 | 7 replies
Hi,So I thought we should stop hijacking @David Gregory's thread and see what we could do about organising a get together. 
Connor Griffiths BC housing bubble
27 April 2019 | 19 replies
How are you so organised with info and links to match?
Johann Jells Has anyone included internet service, and how did you do it?
19 May 2016 | 8 replies
The answer is No (provided you do not knowingly encourage or facilitate the behaviour).All of our tenants sign an acceptable use agreement - not that different than what you would find in a business or other such organisation - along with their lease.  
Craig Aucott Complete Newbie from Manchester, UK
19 May 2016 | 11 replies
Are there any recognised organisations that arrange these?
Matthew Branton Investing in Canada Multi-Family - Tax Implications and Strategies
12 August 2015 | 2 replies
.; find an accountant and attorney with cross boarder real estate and business expertise and develop the strategy for organisation and ownership which best meets your near, mid, and long-term goals ... naturally, you should do this before purchasing any property in Canada.
Diana B. Investing in Detroit suburbs - safety issues?
9 February 2017 | 28 replies
@Diana B.If you will be purchasing property in the U.S.A. while residing in Canada, then before you even get on a plane, you need to figure out your long term strategy (i.e. to you plan to keep all earnings in-country to grow your business or do you need to bring the money home) and the best organisational structure to fit your current situation and help you realise your objectives.If you search Canadians buying real estate in the US here on BP you will find several threads which raise some of the ownership considerations when investing abroad (control of repatriation of funds; taxation; liability, etc).  
Yifat Gat Trying to get my numbers in a raw, bnb - rent - collocation?
29 February 2020 | 0 replies
hi there, 1507sf city center in the middle of a market area, a no car zone with subway, tram and buses even boats near by. commercial area. for 286,722 . currently huge living room with 3 bedroom one amazing shower and a second not so much.im thinking classic bnb but i dont like dealing with the prices every day and there is so much competition now.I was considering co location , like a middle way between bnb and normal rent. hence all bills paid by me, and weekly cleaning service for the water areas and sheets (kitchen, shower, toilette) , as i still have my team in this area from former bnb aparts it could be easy to organise, what do you think?