Canadian banks trying to stick it us real Americans.

I was then afforded tons of referral work re any future nuisance wildlife control work within the clients entire social and family network.

I can tell you that these meetings are like social gatherings for friends, they all know each other and exchange information freely.

Quite frankly there's nowhere to go and socialize with people my own age.

Oh also I'm in Canada so anything Canadian related would be helpful too!

Hi Folks,I am a Canadian investor looking to acquire some multi-family properties in the US.

That said, I am seeking information from other licensed brokers and agents on what you are doing to disclose that you have a real estate license when soliciting to buy investment property with direct mail, squeeze pages, social media, etc.It is license renewal time in our State and continuing education classes are required.

@Nana K.I am in Canada; so I am talking Canadian bank(US branch; like Wells FargoI use credit card & Home line of credit all the time.You need more than one card(5-6 will do).

We have a bunch of "weekenders" in the area.I mentioned the have-to repairs would be under $5000...mainly repair the soffit and facia on the front side of the home and new gutters all the way around, general clean up and landscaping and a fresh coat of paint outside.To update the inside the estimate is $15K...but it is very liveable as is, ex: the carpet is in good condition...but it's blue, the bathroom is in good shape but fixtures are bright yellow...the home is 80's dated but everything was very well taken care of.My fee is flexible but have it priced so I can cover closing (thought this might help to sell retail) and make roughly $10K...I left some room to negotiate.Suggestions on how and where to market this would be greatly appreciated, Craigslist is only generating tire kickers as is social media

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