What are some of the challenges and opportunities Canadian investors are having and seeing (High prices, Landlord Tenant challenges, zoning etc).

Hi @Tammy Skeath,I would definitely recommend @Ashley Simonelli with Royal Palm Property Management.

I am a licensed salesperson with Royal LePage Atlantic and I own an investment and property management company as well.

We never spent over 3 months in a year there and some years, no time at all.Because of the location, it rented VERY easy to Canadians and Northerners.

I call British Columbia my Canadian Home as I spent a few years there when I first came and love the scenery and lifestyle of the West Coast.

I have a few questions which I hope you good folk might help me with regarding buying property in the USA.1) Do I need a US registered business to buy investment property in the US or can I do so from my Canadian registered Real Estate Investing Business?

Although the title says Canadian, this works for all international investors. 

Typically Canadian tax practitioners that have clients with US activities have a very solid knowledge of the US rules and the consequences of those rules as they pertain to their Canadian US investor clients. 

I'm Canadian so heavily rely on this company to help me and my partner source and manage our portfolio. 

You will find ample information, advice, wisdom, and, perhaps, the odd opinion, on real estate investing.Most of what you find here will be universally applicable, but when it comes to certain areas such as financing, taxes, and regulation, there are differences between the U.S.A and Canadian markets.Where are you planning to invest?