@Avery Polchinski I think getting rid of all my social media accounts was one of the best things I did for myself.

I'm a Canadian so it is probably very hard to finance.

From a tax perspective, there may be additional filing requirements such as partnership withholding forms and the Canadian investor having to file annual income tax returns as well.

Also consider expanding your social media boundaries - perhaps creating a business profile so you can add yourself to real estate investing groups on Facebook or otherwise that would allow you to connect to other locals and get their opinions and reviews of people in the market - this will also allow you quicker access to off-market properties as well, especially if you aren't working with a realtor at the moment.Best of luck to you!

They are retired with secure income from social security.

Many conventions are just social.

Now I’m starting BRRRR in the US (also, I’m Canadian), has anyone had experience with conventional financing without income record in the last 2 years?

In this day of social media and connectivity and all that, it just seems incredibly possible and maybe even easier???

Hi Mark, I started life after college as a social worker and struggled doing the paycheck to paycheck thing (I got a 35% pay increase when I went into teaching).

Before then it was game wardens, and another time it was social workers.Yesterday the police department wanted to know if I owned a house at a certain address.