The Wolds biggest necessity

• One of the basic human needs is shelter.  As long as there is a need for a roof over our heads, there will be demand for Real estate.
  

Reliable Cash Flow

• If you opt to have a tenant in place, that tenant needs to pay rent.  As long as you own the unit, every month the tenant uses your property, you know the rent that he needs to pay.
  

Capital secured by Tangible Asset

• Unlike other investments like stock market, your money is not a piece of paper with a set value.  It's a physical property that you can touch. 
  

Simple to Implement

• When you have the right team to provide you with the right information, the acquisition process is quite simple
  

No Management Headaches

• The formula is simple.  You buy low, you rent out to collect money and you resell for profit.  You don't have a CEO to worry about, strikes, etc.  It's a property you own and make money on.  Period
  

• Dollar – Canadians can buy 10-20% more with our same dollar because of it’s current high value compared to the U.S. dollar.
• Sale -  ”The U.S. is having a 70+% off Sale on its Hottest Commodity!” – Steve Martel
• Rental Income – Rental occupancy is high because the U.S. banks are not lending, and the housing construction starts are at an all time low.
• Asset Appreciation – With 250,000 foreclosures/month today in the U.S. and projected to increase to 1,000,000/month in 2012 – the prices are currently artificially low, and they will increase significantly once the banks start lending again.

• “Perfect Storm” – This opportunity has not happened in 70-80yrs – cash flow, asset appreciation, new construction costing twice the price of current foreclosure supply, comparables already showing increases...  It is our window of opportunity.
• Your Timing - Market Timing - If you’ve ever considered investing in real estate, but your personal time horizon was “In a few years.”  “In a few years” it will likely be a Seller’s Phase II market in the states.  Right now it is a Buyer’s Phase I market. Let us graciously suggest that you may want to syncronize your personal investing cycle to the current market’s investing cycle.

More specifically, we want to show the difference between a condo in Toronto and a condo in the heart of Orlando.  Both are in great neighborhoods, near the city core.  Also, it is important to note that there are no winters in Florida!  This reduces much of the normal wear and tear caused by our cold winters.

You will understand why smart investors are selling their Canadian properties and buying amazing US Deals in great neighborhoods that cash flow at incredible prices!