There will also be differences specific to Québec due to the differences in law (Napoleonic vs Common) and the land system in that province.The good news is there are several other Canadian investors on the site - a few from the MTL region - available to answer any questions you have.

Canada has both Napoleonic (Québec) and British Common Law (Rest of Canada {RoC}).

What do real estate wholesalers in Quebec, Canada do differently than their counterpart in Florida, USA?

I am a french divorced mother of 2. I have worked in a manufactory for 25 years. I left to have flexibility to be there for my chidren since they need me even when they are at their fathers'.
I am learning right now ...

In the promise to purchase form of the association of realtors and real estate brokers of quebec there is a clause that says this contract cannot be assigned without the writen consent of both parties, meaning buyer and seller.

here in Quebec if you go 2 years back it could've taken up to 15 months to evict a tenant that doesn't pay his rent.

Ontario's got a bit of paranoia about buying energy from Quebec, here in Canada.

The Solar Uniquartier will be one of Quebecs largest residential area.

Do you have any experience investing in Sherbrooke or Quebec in general?

I am from Montreal.Beautiful city and like Linda mentionned, the jobs are growing.Its a hot market right into the city and it will come a little bit hotter in the month's coming.I would suggest to have a look in a micro market out of montreal like North or South.In north have a look for St-Sauveur, Mont Tremblant, Charlevoix( near Quebec city).More south east have a look for  St-Jean sur le richelieu, St-Hyacinthe, Bromont, Granby, Magog and Sherbrooke.Those place are all beautiful with a very good potentiel for airbnb.Good luck!