I am have owned businesses and real estate in the past.

The 3% down conventional loan is typically for a primary residence, so you'd use that when you find the home you plan to live in.

I did not find anything unusual in what they set up that would require me to change what we are doing for taxes.Can you clarify why are you concerned about coordination between your CPA and RLS?

Hello allWould like to get some advice from Real Estate Developers...So, we're in Canada and we own several rental properties, and want to expand our portfolio.

My advice would be try and find a reputable investor friendly Realtor in the area 1st and foremost.

Then I would say that the main challenge for you will be finding trustworthy, experienced operators who are going to give you repeat business and who have a track record of successful project executions. 

I would think that if the tenant is paying for the addition, they would want to have a minimum of a 5 year lease, if not a 10 year lease in place in order to pay for the improvements.As in any real estate investment it is risk reward, I think with the current market and a stable vet tenant, that if you can get a 5+ year lease, it would be worth it to let them expand.If you are worried about value, you could always talk to a commercial real estate appraiser.

As we will likely hear more about interest rates in the coming days I wanted to share some recent real world experiences in the Commercial Lending Space. 

I'm looking for help finding a mid-term rental co-host agreement template.Backstory: I recently co-sponsored a 10 unit apartment syndication in San Antonio, TX.

Any advice for someone looking to get into real estate with zero credit?