I have probably asked this question more than 200 times on 200 different occasions.Today's date I only have one story but someone told me about their experience, it to keep it short duck couple were sued by a person who cross their front lawn, off the rental property, and broke his leg. 

Very important that you should not commingle personal and business expenses nor cross expenses through various LLCs.

Suggest you contact RBC as they have offices in USA and Canada, making it easier to do corss-border loans.Keep our contact handy to DM us with any PM issues:)

Let’s see what happens but it’s working out so far, fingers crossed...

, but the border is taking 4-6 hours to cross and there was a recent murder/kidnapping that has me nervous. 

I crossed my first year mark last month (October).  

If possible find a deal that isn't on the border of cash flowing with all of your expenses paid for because in the real world something is going to break and tenants are going to screw you over.

If you can I would cross compare some of the work with other GCs in the area.

Broker/Agents have to be careful now days with fair housing and ethics, but we do what we can without crossing a line that we would feel gets us into a bad situation. 

We have lived here in Charlotte for 20+ years all together and joined the nation's largest real estate agency - Keller Williams - (Just across the SC border in Fort Mill) - so there is a lot of tech and data behind everything the company offers and what we do.