My question is, when it comes to getting financing, does it matter if you use a bank/mortgage broker in your own province, or one where you're planning on buying?   

If you are simply looking for investment properties in the Province of Quebec, there are a few regions where you can get some great cash flow with steady appreciation. 

Tax sales are a frequently, but not always, better priced - the upset price is no longer the accumulation of taxes and penalties owed, but set at what the province believes the market will pay.  

In the past when we've tried to find someone we've been very disappointed, it seems like landlord/tenant is mostly the province of bottomfeeders, the lowest functioning lawyers.

For my province/ state, they need to start right away unless there is serious maintenance issues.

Hey I'm an investor based in Vancouver but I'm looking to expand into other provinces, specifically Ontario and perhaps the Antlantic provinces.

Hi Members,I'm a wholesaler in Ontario, Canada looking at several residential properties in the province that are currently renting 4 or 5 units, but which are zoned as single family residences.

I'm wanting to start utilizing the technology as I can see how it could be extremely beneficial to the client, especially ones from out of province but looking for some guidance on the getting started part of it.

[Note:  I thought rent increases for rent controlled properties in Ontario were capped at 2.5% or the CPI (currently around 1.5%) whichever is lower]And a bow shot out to wholesalers:The province also vows to look at practices that may be contributing to tax avoidance and excessive speculation in the housing market, such as "paper flipping" -- a practice that includes entering into a contractual agreement to buy a residential unit and assigning it to another person prior to closing.And a "serious"(?) 

Hi DennisI have coached people in Toronto and Quebec You’re not really being specific about where the property is in what state in United States or province in Canada you were working with can you explain what you’re doing