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Investing in US markets

Ty M.
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Hello looking to break into the US market in 2024. I have 1 unit in Toronto Canada and want to look for opportunities across the border. If any one has experience with this it would help (Mainly the lending process) Toronto is a vibrant city with lots of renters but it’s also expensive and renters have more rights than landlords. 

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Paul Sverdlin
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Paul Sverdlin
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Hey Titus, investing in US broadens up the possibilities tremendously. I went into Ohio market 12 years ago, alongside with continuing to invest in Canada, and sure glad I did. 

Ping me if you want to have a more targetted conversation. Your post is so broad that almost any answer will address it. Seems like listening to bigger pockets podcast could be a good place for you to start. What exactly are you looking to figure out?

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