This wholesaling article would be a good guide as well https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/01/31/ultimate-beginners-guide-real-estate-wholesaling-2/

@Foster Algier Interesting NAR article, I always like looking at new home construction data.  

Now a new guest will move in...Solution:  Some articles have mentioned "tenant incentives" to pay on time.  

Specifically the S-Corp has to keep annual meeting minutes and the IRS tax deadline is March 15 vs April 15th...which is a pain because all my taxes have to be done then in order to finish off the silly S-corp.There are a bunch of articles out there, but take a look at the LLC, it's going to be your best option in my opinion.Also draft an operating agreement...every time I form a partnership we identify 1) how to arbitrate a dispute (We have a trusted family member and a real estate mentor, both are named as potential arbitors in our agreement). 2) Dissolution...how the partnership gets split if it doesn't work out.I heard a joke one time...the only ship that doesn't float is the Partner-Ship...I avoid forming them and have ended up buying out 2 of the three I've formed in the real estate world.

I got that recommendation from an article written by the owner of AStudentOfTheRealEstateGame.com .

After reading this article, kindly ask yourself one question before you make your next move, namely, will you get this level of detail and knowledge from Legledoom.com?

I would challenge that many, perhaps, most Canadians are not financially literate and, as a consequence, do not make the best financial decisions.The article also fails to differentiate between the Bank of Canada benchmark rate (the BoC does explain how they arrive at this rate) for a 5-yr, fixed rate mortgage and the interest rates posted by the various lenders.  

Code Civil Article 1861 "Le locataire est tenu de réparer le préjudice subi par le locateur en raison des pertes survenues au bien loué, à moins qu'il ne prouve que ces pertes ne sont pas dues à sa faute ou à celle des personnes à qui il permet l'usage du bien ou l'accès à celui-ci."   

These are two articles that are relevant for this Chinese money discussion:http://www.marketwatch.com/story/billions-in-capital-moved-out-of-china-right-under-the-governments-nose-2016-03-01http://www.smh.com.au/business/china/suitcases-of-cash-chinese-travel-figures-hint-at-capital-exodus-20160922-grlttn.htmlAs we continue to see Chinese putting $1-2mm offers on apartments and houses in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago and Dallas over the last few months, I am sure that there are other ways as well. 

In a recent article posted by Tucson News Now Arizona Governor Doug Ducey was quoted, “Just more proof that Southern Arizona's economy is on fire”.