I am currently under contract to purchase a duplex and the seller is a Canadian citizen.

In Canada, you pay a percentage based on how long it was a rental (you lived in it for 3 years, rented it for 3 years, you pay 50% and when you calculate years it is based on calendar years, so Nov 2018-Feb 2020 counts as 3 years according to Canadian tax people).Normally prices are lower in the winter, but with covid things don't seem to follow regular patterns.

Luckily I have a bit of a head start as I previously worked for two of the big Canadian banks -- so I have at least a bit of education about the financial system.Today I'm feeling a bit down though as the more and more I analyze the housing market here -- the less opportunity I see.  

I have been looking for a way to help Canadian investors (Ontario) invest in my market (Missouri) without the hassles of owning us property.

Was difficult for me as a Canadian but even lender who lend to Canadians did not finance in Detroit area and some parts of Cleveland at that time.

I'm supposed to close on a SFH in Atlanta on Friday, that is owned by a Canadian seller.

I know @Ashlee Reimer is a Canadian investor.

Hi All,I am looking at getting involved in buying a single family home in Canada and creating a Lease Option deal to begin my investment career.I would love to connect with any fellow Canadians with experience in this field to bounce some ideas off of and have some informative discussionsThank you in advance,Lucas

We never spent over 3 months in a year there and some years, no time at all.Because of the location, it rented VERY easy to Canadians and Northerners.

I have a few questions which I hope you good folk might help me with regarding buying property in the USA.1) Do I need a US registered business to buy investment property in the US or can I do so from my Canadian registered Real Estate Investing Business?