You just want to be the one collecting land that your renters pay for, not the one getting stuck with a bunch of junk trailers.Good Luck,Chris

So, if your Self Directed IRA is 75% partner with another entity, then it must collect 75% of the profit (rental income, sold gains, etc), it must also contribute 75% of the expenses (rehab, insurance, taxes, etc).I am not sure about loaning to a partner. 

@Irfan Saeed Your two best resources would be the local municipality (city building department or county if unincorporated) and a local architect. 

The U.S. subsidiaries of three of the Big-5 Canadian banks (TD, RBC, BMO) will lend to Canadians based upon your credit history and financial resources here at home (with some limitations/restrictions).  

https://butlerevanseducation.com/collections/tax-s...  

When a tenant doesn't pay their utilities separately (which will obviously fluctuate in price depending on the season), they have less of an incentive to conserve resources and won't think twice to leave the AC running, lights and TV on, or take long showers, resulting in higher costs for you.

There are plenty of other resources here that you can digest and learn from.

Its an informal discount to entice a would be buyer to go through that process, a process that we see can backfire (Rent strikes, collective bargaining by tenants opposed to relocate ).

The gross income should be adjusted down to include what is actually to be collected (not the market rate).

Denimarck I think that you are right, the rental history is the most trusted to the one who has collected the rent (landlord/seller).