For Steve Down, investing is also about social causes.

While confidence helps in the business world, trust me I am a confident individual, I also play it on safe side.My professional job is in social work- so my mind always wonders off to how hard money lenders assess investors.

There is a meetup in Toronto for Canadians investing in the US.Send me a PM and I can get the details.There is the thornhill wealth forum (non-BP) and another that meets at the centre for social innovation ( forgot the name).Sorry for the vagueness- on my phone.

I was merely speaking of posting it on social media / non MLS ads (since he isn't an agent he can't advertise on the MLS regardless).How I understand it in our state one has to ask for permission from the listing agent and state it isn't theirs (if they want to be ethical).

I am unsure who my sister in law uses to screen the tenants, but I also look them up on social networks, such as facebook, linked in etc. 

You could also implement cold calling, social media and digital marketing, lead generation and sourcing for the assistant to generate business.

There is no possible way to mitigate low social standards and lack of respect for other peoples property.

For the past 5 years, I've been teaching for Dallas ISD as a social studies teacher.  

I'm very new to Wholesaling and only know the very basics, but I'm very knowledgeable when it comes to any type of Social Media Marketing & Digital Advertising/SEO, so for those who are lacking in that department that's where I can hopefully add value to you!

However, if your regular W-2 income meets or exceeds the Social Security level ($128,000) then there is no real benefit to the S-Corp over the LLC from purely a tax perspective?