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Canadian Real Estate
I was considering one of three ways to spend a significant amount of time in Canada, or at the least, make an investment there. I'm in the U.S. One, get a visa and move there, start a business, and employ Canadians. Rent a place
Two, buy a house or condo and use a Canadian property manager to rent it out, and they send me the dollars and I guess I convert them at a local bank.
Three, I buy an AirBnB, and about six of twelve months, I "rent it from myself," and the other days my property manager would run it and send the money back to the U.S.
I have the dual goals -- not necessarily compatible -- of a) getting some foreign investment going and b) spending a fair amount of time out of the U.S.
Does anyone have any thought about the feasibility of any of this, or where I could turn?