Would that 67k offset the 125k passive income saving me roughly 24,958 in tax. (67,454 * .37).Or said differently, the 125k and passive net income would be reduced down to roughly 57,000 and that 57,000 would be subject to tax at 37% (vs the entire 125k).Thank or if this question is so basic!

So, the taxation is really the same. 

Taxation is at the individual level.  

That's a taxation status, nothing to do with its legal status. 

Don't hae to think about / worry all the various deferred taxation with equity real estate investing.  

Putting aside the fact that it probably makes more sense to get my start somewhere relatively local to me, I was still wondering, for you fellow Canadians (@Marie Shaug , @Roy N.) who have some experience investing cross-border real estate, are there any resources you could point me towards that would help give me an idea of what kind of additional expenses, taxations, or other considerations I need to take into account if I end up going that route?

Roth SDIRA, pay no tax at all on the any of the money?

I finished my MBA in finance, which included accounting courses, so I thought I know enough about accounting, especially depreciation,1031's, taxation that I can handle doing accounting and filing taxes myself.At the time, I've been advised that I should have good CPA's and tax advisors if I'm engaged in so many businesses.

Are there concerns about double taxation?

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