In my office there have been several teachers who have a similar schedule as yours who work as part time agents.

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We have lots of teachers and professionals coming into town these days, not all of the 100% sold on living here.

@Raju T.Depending upon where in the U.S.A. you plan to invest and which lender/bank you approach, you may be able to use your Canadian credit rating and income tax notice of assessment:If you bank with a U.S.A. subsidiary of a Canadian bank (TD, BMO/Harris, RBC), they have programs to enable Canadians to borrow in the U.S.A. to purchase real estate.  

I think weare pretty darn affordable ; )As a former English teacher, I am extremely proudof our program and the success our students have had.After speaking with you for about an hour on 3 different occasions, I determined that you would not be a good fit.

I have said this before, but if a lowly paid school teacher can have 5.5 million in RE and 2.5 million in net worth after 6 years of investing, anyone can!!

In order for appreciation to continue at that rate there have to be a corresponding increase in wages and wealth in that area that will enable people to be able to afford those prices.

And secondly, is the iphone as needlessly complicated as my macbook pro (I have yet to find a good teacher or video than can explain these things!).

Any suggestions on a transaction management software system that would enable us to go paperless.

Hi Sanjiv,I currently manage 4 investment multi families, and am under contract for my fifth investment hoping to close in 2 weeks.I recently moved and bought a SF where I live now but prior to that I was owner occupying one of my multi families and my tenant was paying 80% of my mortgage which really enabled my to bank a nice chunk of change.