Are they going to catch on fire?

He was eyeing a property with a HELOC attached, and we found out.. from what I've herd, banks can be a bit cautious when there's a second lien.

I'm a local investor in Saskatoon and would be happy to connect and give you a local lense on this market or even feedback on properties you are eyeing up.

I loved having my wife drive me three miles up river dropping me off with my kayak and i’d float down catching fish for hours . 

I'm based in California, whether you are a foreign entity operating in California, or incorporated in California you'll need to file a return in CA.

Once they are behind, they may have problems catching up. 

I know you've been doing well in Toledo and you've been potentially eyeing Detroit as well.Absolutely love your story and enthusiasm, and I know you've got a lot of knowledge and inspiration you can share with investors that are just getting started.

Market shifts, especially in Texas, are something we're keeping a close eye on—where some developments may sit for months, others in the same metro area rent out within weeks.

Let me know of your progress if you would, and we'll both keep an eye out for further responses to this thread.

Lastly, unless you're married to this particular property, you should keep an eye out for other properties that just might be as sweet a deal.Also, about the HELOC, once it’s funded, those funds can generally be used for any purpose but double check with your lender JIC.