Hi there everyone, i am Toronto Ontario, very new to this great and amazing web site BP just wondering if someone knows a lawyer and an accountant in BP community or other web site who is experience in cross border accounting, taxation and setting up entities for Canadian to buy US properties. 

@Chris Dalianii speak about it in my little diary entry, but i did an oil tank sweep and we're at the negotiating table, there's also other issues like with the roof and electric. i negotiate for a living (work in sales), but it seems like only our attorneys can duke it out, which sucks for me. but it may be better for the first time around.there's a meetup in the area next week, not sure if you're the chris that was mentioned, but feel free to come by. i'll be in toronto for work, they're all good guys looking to help others. 

Toronto is a good example.

Very excited to have added another student rental to double my portfolio to 2 properties this year. This post isn’t to brag, as there are people 100x more successful than me, however it is for anyone who isn’t sure if...

hi guys... name is charles.. 37yrs old and father of two..am from Toronto Canada..am a newbie here in BP..

Booths on ground is inevitable and the only way to ensure this is through a TK.I invest in the midwest (Kansas) and I live in Toronto Canada, I did all my due diligence from the distance: I have not even visited KC for the first time, but like every other person has said, each case is different.There are a couple of TK providers around and within BP nation.Happy investing

From what i have heard the town has been "catching up to the areas average" and "toronto investors are buying up property over asking".

Hello guys,I am a new immigrant here in Toronto, Canada.

You need to plan to deal with these issues before, they even come up & Develop a plan to handle them.Working with General partner or syndication group like ours, can significantly reduce problems, you face as we handle all aspects of property management and you will gain valuable experience on property & investment management along the way. 10 Multiple streams of incomeYour income from your job is only one stream of income, what you want to have are multiple streams of income.Such as Your Income Your Business RE property 1 RE Property 2 Re property 3In Toronto Canada average property is over a $ 1million and it is growing annually at over 10%, which means it is growing at $ 100K annually whereas the average employment income is around $ 40K only.Consider each real estate property as one stream of income, with multiple streams of income, you can be saving a lot more money than what you are earning from your job or business.

I am a 25 year old from Toronto, Canada.