The alternative would be to find someone unlicensed/unbonded whish would be cheaper, but would be a gamble.

They might find themselves working jobs that don't match their skills while they navigate the process of getting their qualifications recognized.

Quote from @Jonathan Soto: cash flow would be tight but you have a great rate. might be best to sell and cash in the tax free capital gains if you qualify and reinvest the money to make more money.Definitely qualify for tax free capital gains, which is why it’s been soooo tempting to just sell haha but I also know that they’re developing a lot of nearby areas and more and more luxury stores are starting to pop up in the woodlands, which is 5-10min away, so I feel like this home could appreciate so much more in the coming years (probably lol but recognize everything could crash too)  

If you aren't willing to learn that investment asset, then you can either:1. find someone you trust to help you invest into that asset2. put money in low/no risk investment assets and just accept the low return3. blindly go into an investment asset and basically gamble.

I hope that you have recognized that within our approach.

With leverage you are using the houses money to gamble and not yours.

So you can wait for the likely more suited boot camp or take this one recognizing that if you take the commercial MF bootcamp that there is likely to be a lot of overlap.  

Don’t BPers recognize this?  

., but things like changing it to S corp to collect a salary etc. are the small things that need to be brought up.Now figuring out what aspect of real estate do you want to invest in, that depends on you, but also recognize starting in real estate right now is like trying to sell snow blowers in florida.

I'd like to set up the company structure now and would like to do so under the advice of a well recognized cross boarder accountant that specializes in real estate investing.Currently located in BC.