I could bring the HUD statements (showing ownership of the US properties), my US incorporation documents, my Canadian incorporation document (the Canadian company that owns my US business), information about the ownership of my house in Canada (to prove I have existing ties to Canada and no intent of relocating to the United States, etc.)I am a little apprehensive of this and i want to make sure that I do everything correctly so I will not have any problems in the future with crossing the US border.

I am in a seller's market, I am trying to figure out how to correct my position. 

Everything the contractors get in order to give a bid, we would need to see.

I'll wait for another correction and then buy. 

I've been doing some research into renting/renovating in Baltimore City.  We were talking about renovating our basement ourselves (it is bare concrete currently) and so I thought I'd do some research. While I was read...

I believe there will be multiple bids placed.

You need to be careful that you do it correctly in order to not violate any SEC regulations with regards to raising and pooling money.

If I am missing something please correct me.

As far as the meet ups you would be correct, I don’t believe any BiggerPockets backed ones are in the area but there is a local meet up of investors monthly https://www.reinvestorgroup.com.

The city of Fort Worth actually provides a sealed bidding process to their tax foreclosed properties.