Ran into a hitch on a partnership deal yesterday and looking to see how to skirt this issue.We're attempting a straightforward conventional loan purchase on a triplex in Baltimore City.My investing partner is an American citizen who lives Canada and is earning a Canadian income.

I have been married to my wonderful wife for almost four years and just 12 short weeks ago we welcomed our first child to this world, little baby girl Madelyn!

Then can I potentially qualify for an exclusion under the parent to child transfer exclusion from reassessment ?

Talk to Aga Merx- Bank of American Fork.

I found 2 investment companies in Texas online, AREI (American Real Estate Investment) & Home Union that help investor like me to purchase rental property in Dallas &San Antonio area.

Recently I started a new career, got married, had a child, and got another one on the way.

Our lifestyle is different from the average American's.

@Brit FosheeYou know rates are state by state, but in GA, Affinity (subs out to 3rd party transparently) is 10-30% lower than:  Auto owners,  American Family, the other 2 nationals I left for Affinity.I would have GLADLY moved to affinity even if they where the same price as the nationals because of:- ease of seeing what they carry of my inventory.  

This WAS the practice about almost a decade ago, but then national title companies such as first american mandated that AB closings have to have their own funds with which to close as does BC closing back in 2010-2011.  

hey Naseer,I talked to few Chinese CPA, they all recommended open a s-corp for filpping, so i paid and formed a s-corp , we are planning to flip 4 houses a year, but  yesterday I met a CPA from meet up  he said there is no need to have a company  if we only do 3-4 flip a year,  he think we form the wrong entity too, why Chinese CPA and American CAP hold different opinion, make me so confusedmy question is should I go ahead open bank account to start the business as S-Corp which I already formed  or cancel the entity?