@John TurnerAs a Canadian, you'll be hard pressed to find ANY lender willing to finance you on a property with such a low value, let alone 100% of it.  

REIN offers an online course for hefty price I believe 700 or so thats very Canadian specific.

Ben Kahle"Crappy five year terms" are the standard in the Canadian market.

Hey Michelle, I am a Canadian investor and like some areas of Georgia and am looking into Memphis as well.

I live in Canada and want to purchase a second home in California to use for me and my family for vacations and to rent on Airbnb when I'm not using it personally.Speaking with a cross border mortgage bank that will use my Canadian credit in a USA mortgage.

I'm thinking retirees as Ecuador was voted the #1 place to retire 4 years in a row and has massive amounts of American & Canadian expats.

So those of us that are new, and still trying to get our first deal under our belt, are left to flounder in the field based on the information we are able to gather, and just try to do the best we can and pray we don't royally screw up.

:D If you are a bird dog and come up with a foreign buyer (in my case a Canadian buyer or any other country) what are the good and bad aspects of such a deal?

Most major Canadian markets are heavily over-priced. 

As a Canadian Real Estate Investor, can someone please recommend a knowledgeable accountant and lawyer, who have experience with Canadians purchasing U.S.