@Samuel TobyI have investments in Barrie, Kitchener and I have owned in Guelph and Cambridge.All of these are good for Long term growth due to the continued immigration into these popular cities in Ontario.As for Cashflow, you will have to do the numbers and make sure that you have accounted for all of the expenses.Best of Luck and if you want to talk about any of these cities - just send me a private message.

I wish I could give it more than 1 upvote.Do you mind if I share it to my UK investors? 

@Jean Paul CastellanosAs a fellow immigrant, I am extremely proud of you.

Hi guys, I´m currently based in the UK and some RE deals work a bit differently compared to the US market, but I find some of the ways of wholesaling (sourcing) a bit outdated here.

We could even debate 2-sigma vs some other place on the curve.For my UK properties, the focus has been on what the Bank of England uses for stress testing the loan books of the various banks. 30% fall in house prices, a spike in unemployment, rising interest rate and some other variables.

The project is still under construction phase and is scheduled to be handed over in October 2019.In about 7 months after the first deal, a friend approached me with a small investment opportunity in the UK, a studio apt.

House price will keep appreciating because we have a lot of wealthy immigrants coming to Irvine.

@Ismail N farah  I'd suggest talking to someone at your local bank to find out what the rules are as I'm guessing you aren't a Canadian citizen (you said you were from Boston originally) and your immigration status may play a role. 

Hello all,Very new to property investing in the US, with a minor amount of experience from the UK.

The rental is in the UK so we’re pretty much at the bottom of the market now with because of Brexit.