If you are dealing with partners, I would highly suggest creating an LLC entity AND have it include a an operating agreement that covers who does what and how you will eventually dissolve the company/dispose of the property.Disclaimer: I am not an attorney nor do I play one on the internet.

And I totally think you should be the one to create a BiggerPockets intro song for the @Brandon Turner podcast. :-)

For example, they may let you cash out 70% of the total equity in your properties, and create a single loan.

there are all sorts of business's one can own to create long term wealth other than real estate. 

Sacramento is a loose description too which usually includes the eastern suburbs.Bay Area: The local fundamentals create a unique market unlike no other.Oceanside, CA: West of the 5 for the most part means north of the 8, $800k that is.

I watch some YouTube videos and listen to podcasts (mainly Grant Cardone but open to more informative ones, too) and just got his book How to Create Wealth with Real Estate.

Since this LLC (or LLC's if you create more than one) would be a 100% child subsidiary of your jointly held Canadian corporation, retained earnings in the U.S.A. entity can be repatriated (on your schedule) to the parent while attracting little to no additional taxation from the CRA.  

What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

Both create a poor ROI!

I am in the process of creating my website, but it is a real estate agent website, not a wholesaler website.