I am a 22 year old living in Edmonton Alberta Canada.

I live in Edmonton and started my investing career here a couple years ago.

My wife and I are active investors in Edmonton.

Sorry about that.I'm specifically looking to invest in Edmonton, or possibly Calgary.I have a team of three.  

I am looking for money partners who are looking to invest in the following areas: Nevada, Alberta (Edmonton or Calgary), Montreal, Colorado, Massachusetts and New York, I am looking for hard money lenders for the rehab portion of foreclosures. 

Hi Mackenzie,I am an investment focused realtor here in Edmonton.

I'm in Calgary,  so Edmonton is much better for cash flow,  but even then do the math.

Hovila or is it...Hughes :wink: ...I, along with the OP MikeOH I think, would like to understand how it is that Edmonton has such a higher ROI on real estate investments than every large market in the states.This guy who is managing your units for 1% of gross rents must but nuts, or the people that live in your units must be robots, is he a partner?

I have a client who ONLY door knocks up here in Edmonton Canada.

Granted, this number is skewed by a few metropolitan markets {Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton}, but even here in the "relatively poor" Maritime Provinces the average house price is ~$175K (up 5.7% year over year)As of 2011 {last year of published data}, median family income in Canada was $72,240 and average family income was slightly higher at 79,600 ... the trend over the last decade has been keeping par with inflation.