@Isaac Ballew I graduated back in the stone age with a finance degree and found my way eventually in Real Estate after some corporate jobs. 

Hello BP Community,I am trying to decide if I should start a corporation before buying my first investment property.I live in Toronto and am looking to invest in Alberta.

NOTE: One "new" negative is that all small LLC's are now subject to the Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting requirements of the Corporate Transparency Act. 

If you've ever been sued, however—and most of us have at some point in our lives —there are ways for attorneys to break the corporate veil if your business structure isn't complete enough.

I'd politely tell her that if she isn't happy there (which seems to be the case) you will give her the one time option of breaking her lease without penalty if she moves out within 30 days (eg Nov 15) and that she has until Oct 15 to decide if she will be staying or not.I agree with Kevin about phoning and then follow up with a brief summary of what you talked about via text.A lot of people here own a few places (not dozens) and most of us also have full time day jobs, so balance the two. 

I work also in sales and my income is not stable so even more important to have safe ratio, I have some clients with very stable corporate jobs and they are able to use even more leverage and go more for high total return.

Based on where you at now, paying off your mortgage and continue to grow steadily will easily get you there in the next 10 years with minimum stress and headache (minus WWIII happening, JK)If you are someone who are aspire to maximize growth, have a f*k you money and want to get into politics and expand your influences, and also prepared to embrace the headache and stress that come with that lifestyle, then you wouldn't want to pay off the mortgage but put your money somewhere else that would give you maximum return.

While there clearly is the possibility to make money in Somalia, given the things like coups, islamic terrorists, political instability, rampant crime, and lack of personal safety, the risks seem to far outweigh the rewards. 

Airbnb brings in many MTR bookings and there are other strategies for insurance and corporate bookings.

On the rare occasion that we get an urgent call from someone we haven’t gotten to know yet, we politely decline the loan.If you are dealing with borrowers who have been doing this since the crash, then almost certainly, they will have a bankruptcy around 2010 or so.