@Navroze Pirza  I grew up in Montreal but have no investment history there.

Here in Montreal most of the higher end houses have a quartz countertop.

Anyone in Montreal Canada willing to chat and give their opinion on my project.

I'm Ray, born in the Toronto area but raised in Montreal. 

Hi @William Lee, I’m in the same position… looking to rent out my house in Montréal and buy a duplex in Ontario.

A relative is buying a condo (new construction) in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Target cities like Montreal and Nashville where there is a good supply of tourists and long-term rental rates are low enough for your business to be profitable.Be mindful of cities such as New York or Miami, whose municipal policies either don't allow short-term rentals or make it very difficult to host a property.

It's seems hard to believe that anyone will want to sell their home under market value, especially in times like this where it's a seller's market, and people are paying above the market value in most cases (At least here in my city: Montreal, Canada). 

cap rates look slightly better than downtown sherbrooke, and its only 45 minutes from montreal and longeil. large population increase (5.8% from 2011 to 2016). i would expect rents to rise and good appreciation in the coming years, what do you think?

Hey Everyone,My name is David and I'm 30 years old, from Montreal, Canada.I've been researching REI for the past few weeks and yesterday stumbled upon BiggerPockets.