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Alexander Zabiuk
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Buying American rental properties for Canadians

Alexander Zabiuk
  • Investor
  • Calgary, AB
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Hey all,

The more I look at my local market in Calgary, Alberta compared to videos I've seen from American investors, the more it seems that there are much better deals and prices in the States. 

Would any Canadian investors who've bought rentals in the US care to share their experiences with this? I'm looking to better understand the different laws and technicalities involved in owning a long distance rental south of the border. Specifically are there any articles or books on this topic anyone would care to recommend?

I'm aware that housing prices and rent control are hot topics in the coming election but I'm still at least two years out from buying my next property so I'll definitely have time to watch how this plays out before pulling the trigger, but I'm currently open to buying in the states as an option.

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