In the end unlikely to do better than an index fund for the average American. 

As a Canadian investor, you will be dealing with a whole host of different issues (cross-border taxes, repatriation of income/capital, etc) that an American investor will not face if the deal is in the USA.

American Homes for Rent, per their last 10-Q, has $12.2B (Billion) in single family homes that they use as rentals, up almost a Billion from last year.

http://money.cnn.com/2017/02/16/pf/americans-more-...Household debt is back up to 2008 levels, but delinquency on debt is ~ half.  

We are going to see a big resurgence and American manufacturing.  

Their premiums are typically lower than American Modern, Farmers, and the other big box insurance companies.  

With over 6 millions americans filing for unemployment this week it is going to be harder and harder each week.

Like American Pickers, you can always attempt to 'bundle' her liquidation into a Portfolio Offer - - $XXX for a,b,c,d without allocation of price/per.Creates a closing problem, that that's solvable when you get there.Caveat: I assume a B&H transaction and NOT wholesaling.

Everything I seem to find is geared towards Americans.

So I’m planning out my screening process and I am reading about ADA laws (Americans with Disabilty Act).