It's time to move and start taking the steps toward my goal of financial independence. 

After several phone calls and meetings, with accountant, financial adviser, and attorney,  (my team) I have decided to go with setting up a new LLC for this property.

Listen to podcasts here, pick up a couple books written by investors that have done a lot of what you want to do and then take action once you understand.

I really want to take a loan against my rental building so I can buy more investment properties, but my situation is I don't have tax returns ( new immigrant and this property has only generated income for 6 months), any suggestion on which financial institution can help a case like mine?

Always contact their previous landlord, if they don't have one reject their applicayion.I place a great deal of emphases on credit score since it is a measurement of financial responsibility and financial planning.

Talk about a conflict in philosophies of becoming financially free!

. :)Caution: not every investor is in a financial situation where extra depreciation is helpful.

I'm always looking for encouragement for myself and people I work with to show that financial freedom can and IS created through real estate.Would anyone be able to post some links to some great financial freedom stories here on BP!?

Those condos are apparently “non warrantable”.....they don’t qualify for conventional financing due to investor owned percentage of units, bad financials, etc.

Every real estate agent I know (all over the country) is down on sales, things are selling much slower, and just not as much action as has been for the last few years.