Maybe those women are hanging onto everything else besides that one weak link.So without me crossing the line out of respect for the management I’m sure you can guess what the change was. ;)   

-based legal backing if something goes wrong.Pro tip: Always choose a company that specializes in cross-border transactions.

And yes, I'd cancel that PA in a heart-beat. 0% chance I'd let the BS cross my desk, hell-to-the-no. 

And god forbid your hispanic trying to cross into CAD  I have seen them tear those folks cars apart and turn them around.. well that was 2002.. :) 

You can't always trust the pricing tools.Honestly, I'd like to see VRBO focus on helping people to make their listings stand out or add more features that show price reductions (like when Airbnb crosses out the original price and shows the reduced price).

I used Cross Country Mortgage as the lender and Deferred as the 1031 exchange company.

They hired a low-cost notary unfamiliar with cross-border transactions.

These can be structured with no prepayment penalty and draw-as-needed flexibility, which sounds like what you're looking for.If your rental income is solid and you have strong equity, you may also consider a blanket loan or cross-collateralization to tap multiple properties for one flexible facility.

who knows, might be putting in an offer on a lot this month fingers crossed.

My goal is to avoid doble taxation, ability to write-off expenses, asset protection and avoiding probate.If anyone can help me with this or refer to an accountant who has experience with cross border real estate transaction, I'll be greatly obliged.