Since you do, I am a saudi prince who is stuck in Idaho and need to get home.

@Timothy GordonThere are no laws preventing or restricting you from purchasing real estate in Canada - possible exception being Prince Edward Island which restricts the amount land ownership to off-islanders (Canadians included).You will find financing is somewhat different than in the U.S.A. and when it comes to taxation, the CRA likes to get their payment up-front from non-residents.    

That way they are responsible when the fridge sticks out into the dining area (the kitchen is a U shape).Thoughts?

Otherwise, I can tell you that I am Prince Charles.

Area link: https://www.airbnb.com/s/634-Eatontown-Road--Port-Jervis--NY--USA/homes?

The initial home could be built, lets say maybe with a car-port that had footings suitable for a future building.

@Andres Prince what would you do with the money if you sell the property? 

@Michinori KanekoI live in port saint Lucie fl, the property is a 4/3, 3000 sq feet under air and built in 2005.

I found that Tommy Ds in Port Richmond has really affordable trim.

I am looking to move to either Port Angeles in Washington or Big Bear in California and find a good market for small multifamily and single family buy and hold with the possibility of occasional flips to build capital.