Sell house, deposit check, take out initial deposits, split balance 50/50, close account and move on to the next one.I would also suggest if you are both physically working on the property that you agree on an hourly rate and pay it if one person works more hours than the other.

Out of the three principal cities in the province (Fredericton, Moncton, Saint John), Saint John may have the cheapest property prices (thought they are going up a little) but is probably the riskiest as well.  

That .08-1% could be higher in the next two or three years. 

I've spent countless amount of hours watching webinars and videos to educate myself.

Do you think homes ( or even MF) that can be printed in less than 24 hours and for only a few thousand dollars will revolutionize the industry?

I have a condo I rent out that has great success with staying occupied I've had a zero percent vacancy rate on it since moving out and converting it to a rental three years ago.

I don’t know if he is aware of the type of bankruptcy he would be filing, but regardless it doesn’t seem worth it to me for $10,000 or less of debt and three years of taxes.

@Eric JenningsHere are three things you might want to check out:You can access the podcasts on bigger pockets here, the money show here, and the page about local events here.

Currently, working with PM to gain access to three of the properties for a walkthrough. 

Also it probably won't help with the CPA exam... studying for the CPA exam with a good prep course is what helps with the CPA exam.I fulfilled my education requirements in undergrad just taking additional classes to get to my 150 hours.