Maybe find a bank that operates in both countries if possible or even try an online bank such as Ally, Capital One, or Discover.

Its to raise capital for more long term cash flow.  

Each parcel is .4 acres, and not possible to add more without spending lots of capital to meet city guidelines of a park.

And I have to pay capital gain taxes, if I decide to sell since I’ve lived in more than 2 years?

@Vik D.We used retain earnings in our primary business (a CCPC)  as startup capital for our real estate venture (a separate company, which in-turn holds our Canadian real estate assets and 100% ownership in a U.S.A.

Seems like a ton of risk and huge capital outlay...

When a tax exempt entity is acting like a business and competing with taxpaying business, UBIT applies to protect those tax-paying businesses from unfair competition.A ROBS plan would likely make more sense for that venture if the capital needs will be signification, i.e > about $80K. 

@Kris Mo Consider your big capital expenditures; roof, hvac, plumbing, etc.

Many people will do a few flips to up their capital to the buy and hold but mostly as they do they are building relationships with local banks, credit scores go up and they get a line of credit fron the bank.or.......go with a 2nd- home improvement loan and try to get that for the debt that you owe on you cc.

Super excited about the deal but also realized how quickly my capital will be depleted buying this way.