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Victor Zhou
  • Vancouver, BC
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1% rule area in Canada (income properties)

Victor Zhou
  • Vancouver, BC
Posted

Hello fellow Canadians, 

I had been investing in US mainly due to their good web infrastructures on finding deals and managing them through property managers.  However, with the financing structure of being a Canadian and tax filing requirements, I am looking for a Canadian location that has potential and cash flow.  I live in Vancouver, so the Greater Vancouver Area is totally out of the equation.  I am not as familiar with other parts of Canada, so I am excited to learn more!  

Hopefully this info will be useful for other Canadians as well as it's not easy to navigate through all the financing and tax complications.

Thanks, 

VZ

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