I am a new Canadian investor looking to run some BRRRR deals in the Cleveland Ohio area.

Look at your deal from a global perspective how does it stack up to what's available around you. 

I am Canadian too.

The city has done the investor no favors with the tax hikes, however they did everyone a solid with the anti-gentrification legislation, how they felt that would fix affordability is laughable but it will ultimately lower density and serve to drive new construction of SFH/Flats faster then letting the deep pocket guys continue to make bets on higher density buildings.With regards to your comments about 'generations' unless the city and the global economy at large hit the skids, you're talking on a timeline of a decade or two.

Overall property taxes are a bit higher in AB relative to the price of the home.As Stevo said many of the basics that apply to US rentals, apply to Canadian ones.

You cant always plan on a global pandemic but make sure that you have extra money in the budget for unexpected costs Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I always max out my Roth IRA and throw a few thousand dollars in my SEP IRA, but there's lots of extra money coming in that we're trying to decide what to do with.I am a dual Canadian/American citizen, so I'm able to invest in either country at my leisure. 

There are many lenders that work with Canadians investing in the USA.

I've been reading up on investing in the US as a Canadian, and the general consensus seems to suggest that I need to first have a proper set up before diving into the US market.

I was wondering if there are any other Canadian real estate investors who have been investing in US homes?