However, I am a Canadian and there may be slight variations in the interpretation of the shared Common Law that governs both nations excluding Quebec.There is a very defining difference at law that everyone on this thread has either over-looked or doesn't understand. 

My challenge is that, before I can analyse a property for profit, I would need to know if we will incur the extra expense of paying tax to the Canadian government on each of the American investments.  

As much as I appreciate the 1031 and have used the crap out of it (Canadians, poor happy souls, have no such lovely thing), I do wish it's 45 day window and property identification were not so arbitrary... 

Hello Everyone,I am trying to sharpen my skills at evaluating multi-unit rentals in the Canadian market and calculating cash flows.

We have excellent Canadian credit historyIf you can do financing for Canadian investors please contact me asap.Thanks!

Currently, I'm a US citizen, Canadian permanent resident. 

I'm Canadian but currently living in Australia.I'm just starting out and learning about real estate investing.

We ended up going with Ace's Royal Brand Exterior Acrylic Latex (fog rolls in gray). 

This is how international investors - mostly British, Canadian, Australian, Hong Kong - buy properties at reasonable rates.

But that was in the US, and I am recently immigrated to Canada and am still learning about how things work here.I'm also happy to see many Canadians saying that I should be fine owning a single property used partly as a rental and partly as a primary residence in my name, and that Canadians tend to be less litigious than Americans.