off topic but how do you find the taxes investing out of country and province?

Purchase price: $680,000 Cash invested: $136,000 NOTE: Couldn't get the right city & province (should read, Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada) What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

@Lanre Odesilo:  There is already a Canadian forum here on BP ... and one for each province as well.

Each of Canada's 10 provinces (there are also 3 territories in the north) has completely different tenancy legislation and market drivers.Good luck on the move!

People will tend to look to the regions of growth and job creation before affordability,  Parts BC and The GTA carry a very high cost of living but also some of the highest paying jobs and best party life in the provinces.

I'd love to connect with any other RE investors I can find, especially those who are in the same province and have done it here as well.Thanks!

@Preston WilkinsDue to Canadian privacy law, things such as foreclosure lists, probate lists, delinquent mortgage lists, etc. are difficult to produce and, in most instances, illegal to sell or distribute.As a province, Ontario uses power of sale in lieu of judicial foreclosure, so the first public notification will be a "Notice of Sale" in the classifieds section of the local newspaper and/or in The Ontario Gazette.  

I think the rule is different from state to state and in my case province to province.

(Amongst other things the province signed long term contracts for wind and solar power at 30c+ per Kwh, contributing to a surplus of power that is now dumped in US markets at cut rates).

How many here have investment properties in other provinces?