I also always incorporate principal paydown when a home is performing well.

Solution there for the time being is to simply not broker loans to those particular banks, but at some point (no one can predict when) capacity will be reached industry wide and the game of musical chairs will be over.

One thing worth noting (this is probably regional) is that the assessed value gives you the tax amount to incorporate into your projected costs, but in some areas that number will be adjusted as soon as the property changes hands.  

I have not yet incorporated, however my wife and I already have a name selected.

A few weeks ago, we were at a party at my wife's Board chair's Condo in Monterry Hills (less than 5 lies away from Cypress Hills) - he buys, renovates and moves on.Monterry Hills is also close to Mt Washington where we also have a number of friends.  

(I was actually born in San Jose)   I considered doing that style on the house we are doing in Capistrano Beach, but since we are incorporating a rooftop deck, it wouldn't work. 

Often my wife sits in the chair and spins when she watches TV.That's @Brandon Turner's book there on the table :-).

Jedidah:There are many situations where it makes sense for a Canadian, individual or business, to operate in the U.S.A. via an incorporated entity (LLC or C corp) rather than directly or via an LP.  

He incorporated green elements into the property, and made a good profit on it too ;) Hopefully the meetups will be consistent.

@Rod Coleman"Rod Coleman or assigns" should work, although I address my ability to assign the contract in a special provisions sheet I incorporate into the contract.