@George V.

@Tyler GeorgeHello George,Sorry, I'm hardly on Biggerpockets anymore.

Adam:If you have not already read Steven Cohen and George Dube's "Legal, Tax & Accounting Strategies for the Canadian Real Estate Investor", I would suggest you do it now before venturing into partnerships or incorporating.  

We need to manage risk — alsoexplained in previous chapters.Mortgage is best used: To fix the cost of money and loan constant For down payment on other positive-leveraged assets For appreciating assets For long-term arbitrage For “buy and hold” strategy"A quote from the Book "The Wealthy Code" by George Antone

If you had an abundance of cash, just buy cashflow like George Gammon did.

Hey @Sydney George - My friend @Joe Mueller has a title company geared toward working with investors. 

.- The owner's/tenant's name is George, he is making an effort to be present at 1pm, so arrive on time.We appreciate your cooperation in following these guidelines and look forward to working with you.Please acknowledge the receipt of this message.

Quote from @George Mathew: In North NJ.

@George XuGood question for your CPA.

Regardless of what your lease says and no matter how 'well written it is to benefit you' @Laura George if 1) your lease is deemed lopsided or one-sided it is not enforceable, what you have is a beautifully written lease that will be thrown out by a judge and 2) regardless of what clauses you place in your lease regarding breaking a lease courts will require you to mitigate looses - meaning that if you hold onto the 1 1/2 month's of the security or pre-paid rent (dependent on your state) but you find a tenant within 2 weeks... when push comes to shove you will be required to return the difference and in some cases depending on your state or the judge of the day, you may be penalized - no matter how landlord friendly your state is.