@Raju T.Depending upon where in the U.S.A. you plan to invest and which lender/bank you approach, you may be able to use your Canadian credit rating and income tax notice of assessment:If you bank with a U.S.A. subsidiary of a Canadian bank (TD, BMO/Harris, RBC), they have programs to enable Canadians to borrow in the U.S.A. to purchase real estate.  

I will try to finance this but getting a mortgage as a Canadian won't be easy.

Hi Jason Welcome, be sure to check out the canadian forum in here, hopefully we can stir up some more discussion on Canadian markets. 

I am hoping a foreign real estate tax expert can help me on the top of foreign mortgage tax payoff gains, also known as section 988 of the tax code.I purchased an investment property in Canada in 2013, and financed the property with a Canadian mortgage.  

The last week has been just outside Glacier Natl Park and leaving this morning for 2 weeks in Banff, Jasper and Canadian rockies for next 2 weeks.

In addition, through my networking and contacts, I would like to introduce Canadian investors to my American investor / developer network and vice versa, as I do have some U.S real estate experience in the following markets: Aspen, Los Angeles, New York City / Hamptons and South Florida.Thank you so much to Josh, Brandon and everyone behind the scenes at BP for making this a truly wonderful platform so as to help one another and do deals together, hence I am very excited to be a member!

Buyers have been a combination of over 50 planning for retirement, average mom and pops, Australians, Japanese, Canadians, Russians.

Most recently, my contrarian radar started going off in the summer as talk of a Canadian housing bubble increased from a simmer to a boil.

Hi All,This post is targeted at Canadians although open for all to comment.Has anyone purchased a property and evaluated the investment as an exclusive Air B&B (or similar)? 

I'm Canadian so no prob -- live in Alberta so no premiums at all; you guys buy our oil and our oil buys our healthcare!