So, if anyone search why doesn't Canada have 30 year fixed, the first article says they attach all your assets as collateral /lien.Seems like getting a mortgage is a big deal, but is it true you will lose everything you own if you default (with Canadian mortgage)?

My question is... 1) The contract (which I never signed but the tenant applied the rental assistance program with) states that the rent term is month-to-month for 1 year and the lease term is coming up in this May 2024.

I know not all lenders are licensed in every state (and I'm not currently looking in Nevada) but would reach out to them if so.  

I work specifically with out-of-state investors to buy, sell, and manage their rentals homes.

With $1M today, and $2M accumulated and invested over 13 more years, I think you are looking at an end state NW of ~$5M.Personally, I’d love an end state $5M portfolio that looked something like this:$750K paid off home$250K cash$2M stock portfolio (as much as possible in tax advantaged accounts likely 401(k), HSA, and less in the Roth in this situation).

In the book, he discusses pricing in a different state over 10 years ago so the # s won't translate to Long Island.Regarding working with contractors, the short answer would be to consider a 203K or homestyle renovation loan.

There is a shortage of product and limited certified growers in the state, so the demand at dispensaries and processors is very high.

This would be a nightmare to reinstate 100% bonus retroactively now, after millions of tax returns have been filed.Also, after a Federal change like this, states would have to decide to either conform or not, so this will amplify the PITA.Verdict: not happening for the current year.

@agustinThis website is a good starting point for figuring out areas for in-state and out of state investors.

The trustee will be a LLC we create in WY to hold the land trust for the anonymity and added asset protection.The question I have run into now is that some things I am reading say that I will have to register the LLC in the state I live in, (will be Illinois) so I will be basically paying for two LLCs.  1.