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Gurjot Grewal
  • New to Real Estate
  • Vancouver, British Columbia
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Buying all cash US foreclosures as a Canadian

Gurjot Grewal
  • New to Real Estate
  • Vancouver, British Columbia
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The market I had chose to invest in Canada (around halifax) is seeing a bit of a shift. With rates continuing to go up and putting downward pressure on this market, I do not want to rush into a deal unless it absolutely makes sense. In the meantime I have been looking at foreclosure listings in a few states and it seems like you can get some great deals with all cash. Realistically I could put around 100k into the deal all cash. My thought process is this, buy an SFH 80k, reno hold, and rent. When the rates start to shift (my guess in a few years) refinance and reinvest.

Does anyone on here have any experience or insight on this route? 

I do understand I may have to set up a corporate structure for tax/legal purposes. The next step would be to talk to a cross border accountant and lawyer. But would Love to here anyones experience doing this, if its even possible. 

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