You'll find the majority of people will suggest an LLC without knowing the tax implications with CRA.Or better yet, collect your near, mid and long-term U.S.A. investment goals in point form and sit down with a {Canadian} accountant - and possibly an attorney as well - with cross-border business/real estate experience and determine the ownership structure which makes the most sense for you (and how it will evolve as your business grows).A Limited Partnership (LP) is not always the best fit.  

Before I sold the home, I was considering trying Evolve (evolvevationrental.com)  Friends of ours tried Evolve and it worked well for them.   

I was nervous about that putting me too far into the red, so I am managing the bookings through Evolve and they only take 10% per booking.

@Stavro Thinjos Here is some good info on STR rules & regulation from the city's website. https://www.nyc.gov/site/speci...

I'll start...My why has evolved throughout the years, so here goes...In the beginning ..... 

I don't feel like I have to constantly be changing or evolving.  

There are some services like Evolve (https://evolve.com/real-estate...) that can help you find a home to purchase then manage it for you. 

There is also the issue of evolving legislation around lead paint and other hazards. 

There can be an ebb and flow to various aspects of your life as you age and evolve to create this harmony.2.

Agents “farm” a specific neighborhood by providing consistent value and attention—and cultivating relationships—thereby generating leads that evolve into long-term clients and reliable business.