My brother and I are CRE Investors in Edmonton, with a specific focus on small retail properties.

REIN just published their 10 Best Cities to invest in Alberta report and classified Edmonton and Calgary in the middle of the slump making long term cashflowing buy and holds, excellent options.

Its nearly doubled in price (paid 150k) and gives me about $700/mo cashflow as I’ve just upped the rent $250/mo to $1650 now.I’m currently in the middle of flipping a property in Edmonton as the money in the deal.

Hi Elias, I am from Edmonton, AB.

I'll be visiting Edmonton tomorrow (Tuesday 4th) through Friday.

I have met up with various accounting firms (which are not specifically cross boarder specialist since it seems to me its hard to find them in Edmonton, AB, and I assume they are going to charge me tremendous amount of money for consultation and filings) when I talked to the partners at these firms, they all gave me different opinions.

I found the following info . . . see if they know any more:Municipal Affairs and Housing Authority* 4th Floor Standard Life Centre: 10405 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, (780) 422 0122

JeffJeff,Most U.S.A investors would find real estate prices in Canada to run a little higher than at home - especially in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary/Edmonton.

But I just moved out to Edmonton Alberta Canada from Ontario, I am now apprenticing Automotive Mechanic, 16$ and hour first year with insane wages for 4th and 5th year 29.50$ an hour...I have just got an apartment 3 months ago and so far its going well , Im 19 , have an apartment, car, all bills paid early, etc..absoulutly no debt and average 2500-3000 in a high interest savings bank account all the time..

We live and invest in Edmonton, and currently in new cash-flowing purpose-built rentals (like Kris).