Years ago, a Canadian friend invested $500k+ with someone in the Alberta market when the oil boom was going on.

Royal Oak has been booming the last few years, and continues to explode in appreciation, along with some other cities nearby.

BP used to have a "Canadian" forum and things like this were discussed all the time but VERY happy to see so many people from Canada post and help here. 

To help us execute we are working with Royal Legal Solutions.)

Check out Anderson Business Advisor or Royal Legal Solutions (or others) on youtube. 

You may want to check out Royal Legal Solutions. 

The hedge funds will have an impact, but no more than the Australians or the Chinese or the Canadians.

I highly recommend using an attorney for a number of reasons, even though you can do it on your ownThe attorney will get it done correctly ;), and can advise on a good business structure (properties in Texas can use a Series LLC, which is a less expensive LLC structure when you have multiple properties), and can be your Registered Agent which will provide you more anonymity.Jason Marino (Royal Legal Solutions) helped us through the process, and we recommend the Royal Legal Solutions team. 

Hi, I have been a member to the site for a while but never really got involved, my bad :oops: I am a Realtor working for a new home builder in a very hot area of West Palm Beach and I don't mean hot because it is 90 degrees out.Anyway the area is called Loxahatchee/Royal Palm Beach, it is only a 10 min drive to West Palm Beach, cute mom & pop family village type of place with A+ schools, so people from other parts of the state are moving here to avoid the rat race and raise their children in a nice community with good schools and not far from civilization (shopping).

Any Canadians out there willing to give some insights/direction as far as setting things up with accountants & lawyers to work the US system from Canada?