I'm Canadian.

How broad is the Canadian database?

To any Canadian Real Estate Investors, just wondering if you have any recommendations/tips, on whether or not I need to incorporate to protect my real estate portfolio.I hear a lot of the American investors say, don't own properties in your own name, and it is quite easy to setup an LLC, or S-corp series to protect assets (and get tax benefits).I don't hear a lot from a Canadian perspective however.

I've also looked at the Jefferson Chalmers area since it's so close to Royal Oak and right by the water.

The Challange I'm having is the company is owned by non US Residents, Canadian investors.

I like the other communities Scott mentioned, and would add Royal Oak.  

Until recently, Canadian investors were competing in the market but with the exchange rate down to $.71, Canadian buyers have disappeared.

It's Scott Mcgillivray's seminar (Very popular Canadian TV show host and real estate investor and company - keyspire owner) and so far I'm loving it and learning a lot. 

My parents were not pleased and I'm sure you as a landlord would be even more so.Never underestimate the power of people to royally screw up with even the most simple of pets.

Account ClosedI'm not in Canada and I have no idea on how to work the Canadian bureaucracy, but I would have absolutely nothing to do with the she-tenant if given any choice.