This is a very good, solid property in a very exclusive niche pocket of Ohio that I can sit and make $.

Drive around the property and its surrounding area to get a comprehensive understanding of the location.

A graph of growth or profitability gives a visual that some people may find easier to understand.

That’s what I was thinking too…and the capital gains would be deferred (and proportioned with each installment payment from what I understand based on the profit ratio). 

Incredibly (and if you watch the show you'll understand why I say "incredibly") everything convicted-telemarketing-fraudster Stevens is doing is licensed and legal.

I understand that the market is significantly inflated right now making it hard to find profitable deals.

The more property you inspect, the more of an expert you will become in your area.Once you feel comfortable with inspecting properties, learning the right questions to ask, understanding your local market, and HOW to evaluate each potential deal, THEN you will know a good opportunity when you stumble upon it.You can transfer those skills into looking at other markets and will have some clues as to what makes a good deal.

For every 1 solid GC there are 9 phonies out there.  

I was wondering if there are any seasoned multifamily investors in Florida who have an in-depth understanding of the market.If you're someone with significant experience in Florida multifamily investing, I would be extremely grateful if you could spare some time to answer a few questions.

Look for lenders with experience working with Canadians and who understand the unique challenges and requirements involved.Consult with Canadian Banks: While you mentioned that Canadian banks have strict stipulations, it's still worth consulting with them to explore your options.