@Vin Gupta why have you chosen to diversify into Canada, out of curiosity? 

If you're just talking about the original mortgage on your SFH, then why does that matter - you're about to accrue more mortgages by getting into real estate.

I have read of people using so many programs to track things around, that sparked my curiosity to see true realtors answer in regards to this.Thank you !

Just for curiosity's sake, I ran the numbers for one of my properties which is performing pretty well. 

But I heard one today I just had to share....The following is a TRUE story......An associate of mine tried using lumpy mail (where you stuff something in the envelope to heighten curiosity and get the thing opened in a saturated market) once upon a time when it was still doable without extra machining costs from the USPS. 

If the deal results in a loss, you'll have a loss.If the instrument paying compound interest is well secured, such as a deed of trust or mortgage secured by real estate at a low loan-to-value ratio, even in the event of a default you could likely recover your principal and all of the accrued interest. 

I also have not had any success with discounted rate tenants staying the full term they promised, so I have a clause that accelerates the stated and accrued discount to immediately due upon termination, in addition to a 1-2 month termination/remarketing fee.

Now, it's just curiosity to see how much I can grow it, how many people I can start along the path with me, and especially how much I can get my kids interested in living a life of freedom where they're not beholden to "the man" (including me acting as "the man" - basically, I want them self-sufficient with their own portfolios and inheriting mine to be gravy and not a goal in itself). 

Penalties may accrue if you do not file these forms.

Auction.com says the winner will receive a "Foreclosure Deed" at close and its "up to the buyer" to clear the title.Concern: In the HOA Lien document, a clause states "the said assessment due for the property is of a continuing nature and the stated as due and owing in the lean will increase and will continue to increase and accrue, plus interest charges, approved by the HOA board of directors, if non-payment continues".I'm aware there are maximum lawyer's fees, collection fees, interest, etc that can be charged to the buyer per AZ laws but I haven't read anywhere that there's a maximum HOA assessment delinquency that can be charged.