Tax structure considerations for Canadians and US foreigners in general can be quite confusing.

To my understanding:Worldwide Income: As a Canadian resident, you are required to report and pay taxes on your worldwide income, including income earned from U.S. real estate.

What can I do to get more information on the Canadian markets?

I'm not a Canadian.

Sooner or later, demand is going to significantly exceed supply In Calgary, and Calgary will be just as expensive as any other Canadian city.

I've been considering adding a Woodford to my mini-bar, but I don't know which is most popular.I'm not a real big drinker, but I do have a mini-bar and I like to offer business associates a drink from time to time.I like to offer doubles (of a full Polish shot 60ml = 2oz), so a 750 ml makes about 6 drinks (costing it out).Which Woodford do you think would be most popular.It will set with Makers Mark, Jack Black, Knob Creek, Canadian Club, and VO....Grey Goose, Tanqueray, Tang 10, Patrone, etc... 

I am a Canadian living in Calgary, AB, hoping to purchase my first real estate investment south of the border in the US this year! 

@Titus MeisenheimerTaking your real estate investing ventures global may be both thrilling and difficult.

I know a Canadian syndicator if you are interested

(I did not find a definition for “demand” in the law; though, such definition may exist in another section/chapter that may be applicable “globally.”