I'm a Canadian investor interested in investing in US real estate.

Can Canadian move funds to US (let’s say $50k) without any issues?

The owner I remember though was Canadian.

The book is called "Secrets of The Canadian Real Estate Cycle" by Don R.

Check out Scotiabankcr.com, its a Canadian bank I normally use when I go to Costa Rica once a year. they might have mortgage loans for Americans.

I am talking with a local agent in the area and here is the list of STR friendly communities they provided - Colonnade Club in Shipyard, Fiddlers Cove at Folly Field, Hilton Head Resort, Admirals Row in Folly Field, Surf Court in Forest Beach, The Spa at Port Royal Sound and Treetops Forest Beach. 

Killington and other ski resort areas almost certainly offer better income potential than a rural property like the one near the Canadian border.

Does anyone know which subdividions do not allow STR in Front Royal (ie High Knob)? 

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Front Royal.

Pascal:Not all provinces in Canada use judicial foreclosure - about half use contractual power of sale.You are not going to find the lists and websites of forthcoming foreclosures here in Canada due to both privacy law and the regulatory/compliance obligations of the lender ... that and mortgage default is less common here.Here you will typically find out about a foreclosed property or mortgage sale a few weeks before the auction when it is published in a local newspaper or the Royal Gazette (or equivalent) for the province.When you see a listing on MLS or Kijiji which indicates the property is a foreclosure, that property likely has already been to auction - and didn't sell - and was subsequently listed with a real estate agent.