There does not seem to be a heck of a lot of Canadians in these forums.

Two parts to it; 1- There is a similar code in Canada, but it CANNOT be used on rental properties. 2- A canadian buying in the US should AVOID using 1031 to avoid paying double in taxes. http://agtax.ca/cra/canadian-replacement-property-rules http://moodysgartner.com/can-canadian-taxpayers-defer-a-gain-on-a-disposition-of-property-by-reinvesting-the-sale-proceeds-like-us-taxpayers-can/The incongruity between IRC § 1031 and the Canadian replacement property rules could lead to devastating tax results on Canada-US cross border transactions.

I’m a Canadian investor who’s looking at the market in Waco, Tx and around the area to invest in.

Making a difference to global warming.

What are the Canadian fires doing?  

I am a Canadian looking to invest in the US market.

I just heard a news from the radio this morning saying that the Canadian household debt ratio is among the highest in the world.

I am expecting GF may be next.I really agree with this comment : Private debt funds manage hundreds of billions of dollars globally but, unlike banks, are not subject to the same stress tests and capital requirements.

I recently transitioned into the Corporate Real Estate role where I work for a global company.Recently, I purchased my first rental in Orange County.

Page with rent control notes for each province:https://inspiredlandlording.com/canadian-landlords-rent-increase-guideline-2019-all-provinces/Landlord friendly are: AB NB NL NS QC SKOntario, BC, PEI, Manitoba all restrict how much a landlord can increase rents.