Some of the hurdles I see are:- We use a lot of 1031's when transacting into new buildings, a REIT doesn't lend itself to that strategy easily- Would A Delaware Statutory Trust work in this scenario?

Hi all I have recently purchased a home in Atlanta and I am renting it out on Airbnb as a short term rental since February.I am looking for cross border accountant to do some tax planning and cost benefit analysis of doing a cost segregation study on my property in order to claim accelerated depreciation.

Quote from @Paul De Luca: Quote from @Maureen Muringi: I'm trying to market to people who are looking to do a flip or a remodel to their home, and investors willing to buy homes, to rent or to live in. 

@Paul De Luca Thanks!

My brother literally lives 15 minutes away from the property, there's just the border with Belgium in between... 

I tend to look at properties bordering the Hudson River opposite of midtown Manhattan since the transportation and commuting options in the area are the main drivers.

I've built a global referral business and do (well, did prior to Covid) a lot of cross-border business with our neighbors in Canada.I'm originally from Anchorage, Alaska; I love to ski, boat, fish and crab in the San Juan Islands, I have a huge passion for travel, my husband is from the Netherlands, we travel to Europe as often as we can. 

From your description it sounds like you're talking about Delaware Statutory Trusts (DST) which are a fractional passive investment like the LP syndications you see everywhere. 

What I'm looking for: - 30-year fixed-rate mortgage - Single Family Home - $125,000 or less purchase price - I have a W2 job (T4 in Canada) that I have lots of history onI know RBC Bank and TD Bank are Canadian/American cross-border banks, but RBC Bank does not do 30-year fixed rate mortgages, they only do ARM.

Tell me what you think about a deal like this.3/1 1017 sq ft.25 acre cul-de-sac 1955The roof- about 12 years old Hvac- about 8 years oldLaminate floors (living room)- about 3 years old There is a 14K mortgage loan that the owners will pay off with their cash offer.