They will do their due diligence to prove that that the owner is not the same person, i.e. social security number, etc.

I think the odds are a solid 20% right now but get higher every month that the popularity of socialism and taxing the "rich" gets higher and higher

After reading and listening to a lot of different strategies through the podcast, books, social media, etc, I think Mark Ferguson's strategy really hits home. 

I would use a SBA 5 loan to purchase with 20% down.Currently the only advertising for the facility is a sign that hangs on the back of it, no internet or social media presence and it operates at 85-90% occupancy according to the seller with minimal advertising besides the hanging banner, and the numbers for rents seem pretty solid with room to increase and add some value.

I’m a Canadian investor looking to possibly invest in the Cleveland area too.

@Cody WeissIf you're a Canadian citizen and want to borrow in the US, make sure they will allow foreign nationals. 

As the legality of it, I see the funds going to the social security system, but no on will be collecting on it at retirement.

They then sacrifice 6 months to 2 years of their social lives to get licensed as a CPA while working 60-90 hours per week during spring and fall "busy season". 

While I wouldn't necessarily announce to the world (aka any social media including BP) how much (even remotely) I'm getting in the inheritance, here's what I would do.1) Listen to what @Greg H. said, and don't go into a partnership with your family unless ALL three of you have a background and experience investing in real estate.

If you are investor in BC area and need/want a guy with a lot of experience in construction, rehabbing, landscaping and with knowledge of BC and Canadian building codes I am willing to help you out for free!