Having such a large amount of negative equity and they could call you before that mean letter if you feel positively about their market value that can be more appetizing with a decent offer over their high negative equity.Good luck to you!

Getting good at the math will ensure positive cash flow.As you learn you’ll start to narrow your focus.

This is both a positive and a negative.

Well, although I maintain a home in LA, pay California taxes and all that, I actually work in China.

After reading all these positive reviews for roofstock, I was really hoping for a different experience but am underwhelmed by it all.Thanks for letting me vent!

There are a ton of decent options in Dorchester (five Red Line MBTA stops) and while I've been in that one foreclosure that Charlie mentioned and it is a wreck, you can get plenty of places that still have positive cash flow.David

Alfonso will need to discuss the topic with his plan administrator to see if what you propose is A) allowable and B) something they will facilitate.That is about all I can add to the topic, but wanted to point you towards the starting point.I do not foresee any US side complications, though it is possible any income to your partner may be viewed as taxable by the US.If you find the RRSP is in a position to make the transaction, you will want to connect with an attorney in Canada who can evaluate any tax/legal issues for Alfonso.

The houses are well maintained and fully rented in nice neighborhoods.Thanks  

Lets have job titles be for those that earned the position.

If you choose the applicant with the cleanest car, the nicest dressed when they met you, the best maintained current apartment, the stronger company they work for, it's one thing.