I have lived here now for several years after moving here to get a heart transplant, the only real drawback for me is the snow, I'm a sun and surf guy. 

Welcome, @Duke Jordan.I'm a WV-transplant, but have come to love living here overall.

Bala, I don't think anyone will want Bald Cypress wood, and those are too big for almost anyone but an Arborist to transplant.

Buffalo to Charlotte transplant...go Sabres!

We have so many transplants it's not even funny.

They are transplanting and will seek work.

Born and raised Los Angeles, CA native, as rare as we are among the transplants.

Hey all.I recently drove from Boston to Houston. On the way, I listened to an insane amount of the BP podcasts. That led me to this forum, and thus, this introduction.A couple of years ago, I went to buy a condo that ...

My husband and I are transplanted locals just getting into real estate investment.  

Being a U.S.A. citizen transplanted to the north, you will have the advantage of already being familiar with - perhaps even understanding - the banking and lending practices south of the 48th.The best advice I can share is to reiterate the fundamental message given by Chad and others above and recommend you sit down with an accountant and attorney who understand cross-border taxation, liability and real estate to ensure you get the ownership organisation which fits your present needs, but which can be evolved to meet your long term investment goals while protecting your assets and minimizing your taxation.