So whilst there is lots of hand wringing from poverty groups and the left, the erality is that our real estate has about 100 years of stable growth history and we don't have any issues that can really upset it other than global meltdown.

Dear Canadian BP community,I am exploring more markets to invest in remotely.

I'm a Canadian living in Canada, but I'm mostly interested in investing in the US.

And if you were to turn it into a rental property, in terms of price per sqm, here are examples of the luxury condominiums by Ayala Land Premier, prices based on our listings.Makati City Garden Towers, 1 bedroom unit 72 sqm price at $25.7 to $27 per sqm Park Terraces, 2 bedroom unit 155 sqm price at $26 per sqmBonifacio Global CityWest Tower at One Serendra, 1 bedroom unit 84 sqm price at $25 per sqm East Tower at One Sernedra, 2 bedroom unit 176 sqm price at $26.4 to $27 per sqmMajority of the renters are wealthy locals and some are expats.

It does have a desk fee of $85/month, but all offices are virtual, so you can speak with a broker at anytime if you need assistance.it’s also worth noting that eXp is a global brokerage, so should you decide to get licensed in other states/countries, you would not need to go to another brokerage. eXp has a commercial division that is growing rapidly and has a strong community that could be useful for you and your business.

Recently bought a multifamily.Anyone on Canadian grounds, feel free to connect!

Can you guys & gals help me out, I have Canadian Investors who want to invest in Niagara Falls, NY USA, (& Americans who want to invest in Canadian Property but US Banks will not write mortgages for the Canadian propertys) but can not obtain Mortgage $ from Canadian Banks for US Property Investment.

I am Canadian investor and broker here.

Hi Everyone. I am new to BP and am looking for some suggestions or guidance. I have 4 properties under my name (1 primary and 3 rental properties). I use a mortgage broker who has been great thus far but now he is tel...

I listened to episode #470 with Brittany Arnason, she mentions buying a multi unit in Saskatchewan Canada for 1.45% that was backed by the Canadian government.