I am located in Canada, therefore if anyone can  provide advise me on getting a Canadian credit card.

I was doing some digging on this topic but after a while of reviewing conversations that were close to what I was looking for I thought it made sense to post the question.I am a Canadian living in California and I just purchased my latest investment property in Tennessee which is under construction to be completed late September. 

Being Canadian I don't have an IRA myself but I do work with investors who are using IRA funds to buy notes, otherwise it's a cash game. 

I realize this will make things a bit more complicated and maybe it's a horrible idea, so, I would greatly appreciate any advice and/or experiences from Canadian investors investing in the US or vise versa.

Not sure this question was really meant to be addressed to me.I think the listing agent realizes they have royally screwed up and are trying to get a "settlement" that makes their errors go away.

I agree the Canadian regulations are similar.

There was no way a canadian bank would lend me money to buy a property in Mexico (i am canadian) and mexican banks will lend you at 12% (!!!).

Not sure if this is the right forum category for this question...I am in US (North Carolina) and trying to help a friend who is a Canadian citizen to invest in foreclosures in North Carolina.

Some say I am better off with buying properties under my name directly, some say LP with Canadian corporation which I own, some say LP partnering directly with me.

They need a team on the ground and tend to pay more than they should means greater profit for you.Chinese #1, Canadian #2.Good luckPaul