I'm trying to sign up to upgrade my account but apparently it wouldn't' accept my credit card because it's a Canadian credit card.

@Ryan Johnson -- for house we buy and re-sell (we are not assigning contracts) here is everything we doing to market as a FSBO.Offline•Call real estate investors from your database •Find & Call new real estate investors•Local REIAs•Newspaper classified Ad (especially rural areas)•Mail to target list• Real estate agent with buyers (offer buyer commission)•Follow upOnline•Your Website•Zillow / Trulia (FSBO)•Craigslist•Facebook Marketplace•Post on your social media accounts•Join and post to REI groups and house for sale groups•Email real estate investors from your database •Find & Email new real estate investors•Post on REI forms (BiggerPockets)•Follow up

Call your friends, and family to let them know you are in real estate and use social media to market!

To embark on the life together without being married, without being able to face the challenges that are coming  without the legal, social, even spiritual help of facing them as husband and wife -- it's funny and sad and makes me want to both laugh and cry.

I'm looking to pick the brain of a Canadian banker / real estate investors whom are familiar with the Smith Manoeuvre in using it to buy rental properties.

Then we heard he went bankrupt, lost everything including his own mothers home & those he screwed crucified him on social media. 

Listen to @Hai Loc  the Canadian laws are different from the US and local advice is key. 

This trust is usually gained from the sponsor's social media profile or personal contacts.

It looks like the trust owns 25% and either the father or the son owns the other 75% -and most of the time the documents will identify -addresses or Social Security number so you know if it’s the father or the son.

Would any Canadian investors who've bought rentals in the US care to share their experiences with this?