Your comments are always spot on.Canada is the land of "free" healthcare, but it also is the land of taxes on worldwide income ...so @Dennis Marcelo you should connect with a CPA or a tax practitioner that is familiar with the Canada/US tax convention.

The real problem lies in the community: jobs, stores, roads, healthcare services, gas stations - everything has been destroyed.

(mainly due to cost in the areas I would like to purchase)Rick, what are you doing in healthcare with a headshot like that??? 

We like young professional Millennials, 2-5 years out of university, earning about $60-80k, working in areas like, tech, law, finance, healthcare, etc.

Columbus, Ohio has slightly worse cash flow than Cleveland but our government, education, healthcare, and financial jobs have given the city amazing appreciation.

Some potential benefits of investing in real estate in Columbus include:Strong economic growth: Columbus has a strong and diversified economy, with a number of major employers in fields such as healthcare, education, and technology.

The estate planning attorney should also be talking to your CPA.I would like to give you a healthcare example since I am a nurse. 

I have a few rentals from over the years as I ran my healthcare business, but now that I've stepped away, I'm hoping to make investing my slow roll into retirement strategy. 

An applicant (Full-time Nurse Practitioner)wants to lease my 3bdrm 2 bath home so she can sublet to traveling nurses  and/or healthcare professionals that she has vetted.

I've been doing design & construction in the healthcare industry for over 15 years.