What the professionals - your accountant and attorney - will help you do, is to determine how and when you should organise your real estate business in the beginning to enable you to both meet your present needs while enabling you to grow to meet your mid to long-term objectives - all while minimising taxation.One final thing to consider when planning to invest in the U.S.A. at the present moment is that the CAD has slid to $0.80 USD over the past four months (much of it in the last month) as the consequence of a strengthening USD and the Loonie having become a petrol-currency.  

it will help strengthen your relationship with that bank and hopefully be educational. 

At that point I would file the Writ of Possession if they have not vacated.To file and appeal, the tenant must post a bond for the amount of the judgment(Great thing !)

Usually a bond covers that.

I have not used this as it is not available on my brokerage platform.Personally, I hold cash in VCSH, Vanguard Corporate SHort term bonds.  

He would likely invest in lower return things like bonds, CDs etc....Properties worth say $1,000,000 owns free and clear.

File a complaint.Sue him for the amount of the contractor license bond he has to put up to be a contractor.Check his contractor license to see if it's current.But by all means get another plumber

So getting my license was well worth it, but my goal was to strengthen my foundation and to sharpen my knife.

I was reading recently about inverse bond ETF's.

Logan A.Here's some of my retirement and savings strategy:Continue to make sure I have enough liquid cash reserves (online money market) for 6 to 12 months of livingDollar-cost-average invest across several algorithmic trading platforms on a daily / weekly / monthly basis (betterment.com, wealthfront.com, and acorns.com)These platforms also do tax-loss harvesting.Max out 401K and contribute min $5K yr into my IRA if I canMy 401K and IRAs are invested aggressively in stocks (and < 10% bonds) via a mix of Domestic and Foreign ETF's / Mutual Funds.And for real estate investing, I have a decent amount in one IRA invested in notes at about avg 9% annualized return.