@Nancy Webb - We are already back in Memphis but will be sure to let you when we do our next Canadian tour. 

Since the landlord is usually first in line to be stiffed this is important.Percentage of Canadians          Score ranges               Delinquency rate (risk)5%                                                     850+                                   1%24%                                                   800 - 849                            1%27%                                                   750 - 799                            2%19%                                                    700 - 749                           5%11%                                                    650 - 699                           12%6%                                                      600 - 649                            23%4%                                                      550 - 599                            39%4%                                                      500 - 549                            60%4%                                                      up to 499                            78%Although the percentage of Americans in each range may vary from Canadians the delinquency rate risk should be about the same.

What does a bankrupt, burned out, mid 50's Canadian salesperson do in a doggy economy, a real estate market on the verge of tipping into the soup, do... wholesale, lease option sandwich, residential, apartments etc.,?

2012 was my first year for my LLC taxes, which I royally messed up.

I used Royal Legal Solutions for all of my real estate needs.

You should be fine.I much prefer the Canadian approach to guns than what we see here in the United States.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_politics_in_Canad...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_politics_in_the_U...

The two times both myself and my mother were nice, my mom was taken to court and I was royally SC***wed.

Estimates of the unbanked portion of the Canadian population ranges from 3% to 9% depending upon the source of the study {Note: there is apparently a report by VISA International which claims 15% of all Canadians 15-yrs of age or older are unbanked.  

I'm not going to bother researching Canadian electricity rates for you, I really don't care.

I just looked at Canadian Western SDRRSP mortgage rules and they won't sign for more than 90% LTV either, but that looks like appraised value, not purchase price, so it may work with a seller motivated to sell at 90% appraised.