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Sam Chicquen
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Finding Deals In The US As A Canadian Investor?

Sam Chicquen
  • Ottawa, ON
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If you were starting out again with zero contacts and wanted to invest directly in the US, how would you do it? And how would you build your team? I only want to invest in multi family.

Thanks in advance

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Bjorn Ahlblad
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Bjorn Ahlblad
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@Sam Chicquen many Canadians invest in the US. I would think if you joined a local REI Association in Ottawa, you would even meet several people with similar goals? I lived in Canada a long time ago and bought a house in California-as a Canadian. It is done every day. Lots of Canadians own MF in the US and I will bet they have all had to build their teams along the way too. I hope some folks will respond to this thread. But still find a local REI as well. Do some searches here on the site too. It does get covered a fair bit. All the best!

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