There are lots of U.S.A. residents with ocean front summer homes along the cost line of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.It will be more expensive - real estate prices are significantly higher here than much of your domestic market - but at the moment you could convert currency and capture a 25-27% gain.The Windsor corridor probably makes the most sense for you, but if you decided you would like to look down east, let me know and I'll see if I can help.

Hello everyone,
I've been fascinated with real estate investing ever since watching the Carlton Sheets late night infomercials. I was in the Air Force for 10 years and lived overseas for the last seven of those so I ...

I am a newbie investor and am listening to the Podcasts and reading through the reocmmended books by BP.  I would like to get involved in a local REIA.  My parents (business partners) and I live in Northern VA.  Any r...

I'd love to talk to some wholesalers, agents, and other investors who have some advice, or even deals they'd like to share in the Hampton Roads/NoVa area.

Hi @Andrew FluscheWelcome to NOVA.

I've been involved in NoVA real estate since 2008 and real estate as a whole since 2003.

And, of course, the Millionaire Real Estate Investor that @Andrew Michael  mentioned is solid.You are in a good area for real estate investing (not NoVA, but surrounding areas closer to you).

@Stacy Weng I do all my investing in the Shenandoah Valley because its about half the price of the NOVA market.

One of our favourites for basement applications is made by Polytech Products out of Baddeck, Nova Scotia.

There are a ton of members from DC/NOVA so you'll have fun.There are certainly people who are still doing flips in our area but quality deals aren't coming around as often as they were a couple of years ago.