Feature/Service BlueVine Axos Bank Mercury Novo Interest Earn interest on checking account balances High-yield savings accounts No interest on checking; conditions on savings No interest on checking Fees No monthly fees, minimums, or incoming wires Low fees, but some services might have fees No monthly fees No monthly fees, but specific activities may cost Account Management Free incoming wires; easy online management Comprehensive online banking, specialized for real estate Easy to open multiple accounts; digital management tools Easy integration with tools; user-friendly interface Specialization General business banking Tailored for real estate and property management General, with a focus on startups and tech companies General small business banking Accessibility Limited physical branch access Online-focused, limited physical branches Fully online, no physical branches Fully online, no physical branches Integration Basic digital banking tools Some integration capabilities Strong API for custom integrations Good integration with business tools Cash Handling Not ideal for cash-heavy businesses Can handle cash through ATMs/restricted branches No cash deposits No cash deposits

I'd like to set up the company structure now and would like to do so under the advice of a well recognized cross boarder accountant that specializes in real estate investing.Currently located in BC.

If you want to use a local company to manage your rental instead of self-managing, I can put you in contact with a great team!

There are companies that specialize in the eviction process that are more efficient and faster than attorneys.

In all seriousness they are a customer service company that just so happens to be in real estate.

Not sure if someone out there or a local company specializes in these type of transactions?

WordPress is great and gives you lots of options when it comes to customization, but it also comes with a much steeper learning curve.

I would definitely hire a management company if I plan to rent the property.Back up plan is to stay there two years, sell the property and avoid paying taxes.Fellow BiggerPockets community, I would love some advice on evaluating whether I should flip the property to reinvest in a bigger home or multifamily unit or rent the property with a management company?

Apparently a trifecta to ensure I pay as much for an insurance premium as possible.Does anyone know a good insurance company that insures higher risk homes for a good price?

It makes sense that it's local because the banks who do construction will do it if the title company will insure it, but for lien rights reasons they will not.