The primary difference s the treatment of self employment tax.  

So here are solutions that I provide clients all over the country.1. 

Just try not to get the solution on your skin.

I hired a company that deals with these types of things and they did an Ozone treatment, 3 times, in order to get rid of the smell.The problem was that after they were done I could still smell "something" akin to ciggy smoke.

We made appointments with each of them separately, reviewed the terms of the rental agreement, and told them they needed to work out a solution between the two of them and if they didn't .... one, the other, or both would need to leave.

I also need to research the concept a bit more w/r to how it would play north of the 49th ... at first blush, Canadian tax code appear a little vague around the treatment financing / capitalized leases - particularly where it pertains to Capital Cost Allowance (CCA .. aka depreciation) and who gets to claim/deduct what.I also suspect our banks/lenders to be a little frosty to the idea of financing with an NNN lease as collateral ... but with mortgage / property financing terms being shorter (0.5-10yrs) here, you would be inclined to think it should be seen as low risk provided the lease term extends beyond the financing?

If you're a "practice" your CRM system can be a series of Google Sheets (free), if you're a "business" you've probably sucked it up and bought seat licenses for Salesforce or another SMB focused CRM solution.  

My solution was to pay for the insurance.

Which route you go is up to you on the tax treatment.

Re: Closing, notary, poa optionshi all, I'am out of the country, this is a proactive question, no contract/deal specific.What is acceptable, and least pressure on me, being out of country, and acceptable solution for smooth closing?