As a US citizen who lives in USA, if I buy rental condo in Vancouver BC, what kind of tax I should pay on the profit?

Any lenders or suggestions on who will help qualify a senior citizen for up to a 4 unit deal ?

Hi,I own a duplex in Franklinton neighbourhood in Columbus Ohio and I'd like to check out some refinancing options.ARV should be around 220,000+.I am not a US citizen and I don't live in the so today I don't have a credit score and this is my first property.I'd like to contact any bank or company that does long term loans for 20-30 years.Any recommendations and what from your experience is the percentage loan I can get and the fixed interest rate?

Do they include senior citizens and those who live on savings or assume they are low to be ignored.

Condo unit owners may see higher premiums and now face the added cost of flood insurance if they move to Citizens, which is the alternative insurer.

FYI, the average citizen commits 3 legal infractions a day, without knowing it.Thanks for the entertaining thread! 

That same house was a result of a senior citizen getting scammed by an elder-abuse wanted felon who specialized in taking seniors houses (what a thing to specialize in, eh?)

I recently received notification from Citizens that they would not be renewing my policy on a townhome I own.

Jane is not currently a US citizen and hasn't ever filed taxes here in the US. ( Overstayed her visa from the UK for the last 4 years) Any issue there?

My ultimate goal is to take my talents beyond the U.S my wife and I are avid travelers as she is a British citizen so it’s only in her blood lol.