Hello,I'm from Toronto, ON (Canada) and I'm currently trying to understand what the tax implications would be if I were to invest in US multifamily (3-6 units) real estate.

These groups "find the deal" by raising money for other operator/syndicators, they market themselves (often with tag lines on LinkedIn of: I help busy (fill in industry) professionals create passive income through real estate),  They raise money from their own network and funnel it into a syndicators deal for part of the GP ownership.  

In my eyes, this project is as risky as it gets, even though the borrower was also a real estate agent that was waiving the listing side of the commission.

I'm extremely nervous about starting in real estate but I want to provide more for my family and buy more freedom for myself and think this is the vehicle to do it with.

For the better part of two decades I've been involved in real estate in some capacity including but not limited to: mortgage & real estate broker, developer, project manager, STR owner/operator/manager, international investor and beyond. 

Paseo is a historic street in Kansas City so it's an opportunity to contribute to revitalizing Kansas City.

Unfortunately creditor rights laws prevent the owner from verifying directly with the utility provider until a lien is filed which I always thought was unfair but this is a way to confirm the usage is being paid for real time. 

If you want to offer liquor or wine, consider making it an optional package guests can purchase in advance—an excellent profit injection opportunity!

My name is Christopher, I have studying real estate investing for probably about 7 years.

Let me give a brief background for the context of my question.I’ve been investing in real estate for the last 14 years but more actively for the last eight years.