So my question is focused towards Canadians invested in the USA.My group and I are going to be getting into the US market, hopefully by this time next year x and we are looking for some answers about your legal entities.Now, I understand there's a Tax treaty between the two countries, however, what we do not understand is what entities we, as foreign investors, need to have in place before we get into our first deal.We are in BC, and are super hopefully some of you might have some contacts for x-border CPA's, or something of that sort.

We are in BC, and are super hopefully some of you might have some contacts for x-border CPA's, or something of that sort.

Its a 2-1 on the border of Kansas City and Raytown MO and its alleviate a ton of concern as he navigates an inevitable income reduction.

Why would you even consider renting to someone who you know has displayed such behavior?

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) other investment.

Sale price: $120,000

Negotiated short sale

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?
Homeowner called me d...

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., near Shenandoah National Park or in WV near the VA/MD border) that would serve two purposes: (1) a peaceful retreat from city life, and (2) a rental property for short-term stays/experiences (e.g., something we could list on Airbnb).One takeaway from searching these forums is that we should, from the outset, have a detailed agreement in place to spell out the rights and responsibilities for everyone, such as decision-making authority, managing membership/ownership interests, etc.

I checked out the property you shared - can't believe the pricepoints down there, feels like an entirely different region, yet it's less than 3 hours from border to border! 

When you say "apply critical thinking", your arrogance is on display and you look foolish. 

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