Your particular situation may vary and I suggest you consult with both a CPA and maybe a CA who is well versed in international taxation.The first issue is that, if your wife has maintained her US citizenship or if she has dual citizenship, US tax law is such that you are taxed on your worldwide income.  

What is your citizenship status, you may have a heck of a time trying to get in the business!

My wife (who has British citizenship) is with me.

You shouldn't try unless you have citizenship and have talked to wholesale savvy attorneys in Israel about doing this.No simple task. 

Anyone can buy and own property in the United States, regardless of citizenship.

Regarding my citizenship, yes, that’s definitely going to be a big issue.

We have been negotiating with the the seller and it's looking like we will get in under market :)I'm looking for advice on how to best structure the purchase considering our citizenship and living differences.What would be the best strategy for buying the apartment together considering I live in the US and he's in Canada?

““Ownership is not just about finance, ownership is about citizenship, is about social responsibility.

I have dual citizenship, and enough Cash to purchase the property but it’s something I don’t really want to do.

I don't have a Canadian PR or citizenship which would not allow me to buy a house.