Many of us have clients all over the nation and globally.

I recently sold my house in Toronto where real estate values are outrageous. After doing the math, I figured out that I would get a better return on my money by renting here and investing in a market that offered more...

I have two tenants that pay through etransfers (again seems to be a Canadian thing, but it is through the banks) and one who gives me postdated checks once a year so I have everything on the first of the month.

So, a global universal item of issue here Michael is that you thinking, how your mind is operating, is centered as that of a self-employed person, and not that of a business manager/owner. 

Fun times for us until as stated refi market froze up like antarctic.. we are now in global warming so refi's are while not as easy as then at least for WELL qualified borrowers they happen every day now.. which is a great thing and has strengthened the markets and created some appreciation as well. 

They have a fantastic iPad app and the people range from authors, inventors, scientists, artists, actors, etc. and you can choose video lectures from Technology to business to global issues.

I can't speak to fastest, but I'll speak to how I got to my first million in real estateI'm Canadian and started investing in the 90s.

It is like a meta analysis of most profitable (revenue vs median home price of the area), up and coming mid sized markets in either North America or Europe.Or you can get it as part of the global unlocked Market Minder annual subscription for about $10-12k/yr.

@Kevin Sobilo its a 30 year variable mortgage (where the prices change every month). i purchased it for 690k canadian. it should be worth more now maybe get evaluated at 800k if i had to guess.

Wealthability is actually a global network of CPA firms that have been trained by Tom Wheelwright.