I am a Canadian Investor as well. 

The media isn't helping (though the US news is better than the Canadian news-never thought I'd say that) with all the stories. 

I'm Canadian and it's more risky for me to invest in Mexico.

He has been very successful in Canadian real estate and has some very good advice.  

. $60k has already been collected and the other $15k will be collected in another week at most.That being said, a few of my Tenants are in the Gig Economy.One in particular is Canadian and in the Gig Economy.Those who I know lost their jobs, especially where they won't even get a Stimulus check or unemployment, I'm giving them a small rebate on their rent.That will amount to about $2k.So, to put it in percentage, I am sure to collect $73k/$75k = 97.3%HOWEVER, I'm renewing leases without any rental increases this year.So there will be a downside to this as I will absorb the increase in expenses like Property Tax, etc.Over all, this has ZERO effects on my lifestyle.

And this was on the Canadian border, so long winters and snow.If you can afford to have gas for heat and cooking and hot water (but, I'm talking hot water heaters in each unit, not a central boiler), it would probably be cheaper and more efficient and warmer. 

I’m a Canadian that invests in western New York.

I actually installed these in a house I bought to live in myself in WA on the Canadian border. 

@Jonathan R McLaughlin haha Canadians can be damn good at fake nice too :) but ya I thought of saying that... that if they drive the good ones away the next ones may not be as good.

Also, are you a licensed real estate agent/broker.In most of the US (not familiar with Canadian laws) a property manager must either be an employee of the property owner OR, be a licensed RE Broker.