The result is impacting not only the lenders, but also the whole of the manufactured housing industry as more and more sources of such loans disappear under the ever-increasing regulatory burden. 

If I have one property and it's producing a positive cash flow after mortgage and expenses etc how do I get financing for another one.  

Failure to do this can result in per-diem fines.There will also be a withholding on the capital gains taxes realised from the sale.More information can be found at the CRA Website.DeathHow things proceed upon death will depend upon how you hold (own) the property.  

She followed my directions and just loves the result.

I've eliminated 65% of my water problems (mostly thanks to the rare useful comment here, none of which come as a result of some pompous prick talking down to me on the internet), I've made the properties much nicer for the tenants, and increased the property value in the process.Originally posted by @Tyler Weaver: If you cannot fix the water issue in the basement perhaps the easiest fix is to not offer the basement use as common area for the building.

(which would be really a stretch)  Or a down payment on a house and another income producing asset.  

The reason I ask is that I have found when you are more specific and precise with a goal people can help you achieve those results.

What are the things you’ve been waiting to do that would yield huge results in your business?

If those expire, the property will lose some value as entitlement work has to start over and entire project could change as a result of CIty and Costal Commission.Bob Faulis

Yes, we would absolutely have to sell to an investorI am concerned though,  because I have read that it would be hard to get a loan on a non producing property, so basically we would need a cash buyer...That definitely narrows down our pool of potential buyers..