Hi everyone,I'm a Canadian interested in investing in a US multifamily syndication.

Initial estimates of transaction volume in 2023 suggest that a little less than $35 billion traded hands last year, a level reminiscent of the post-Global Financial Crisis recovery.As quarterly sales volumes have dipped below the pandemic's lowest points, 2023 sales volumes fell nearly 60% below 2022 levels, mirroring figures from 2010.

@Arun Gupta I'm a Canadian that had to set up some entities last year when I bought my first US property.

We are very proud of a heritage that includes a heavy concentration of diverse global ethic groups with a unifying agricultural and industrial/manufacturing heritage.

I do not have two years of employment history so going with a cross boarder bank is out of the question.Does anyone have experience with lenders that will loan to Canadians?

DSCR all the way.  1/3 of the work, similar costs, and most lender have no limit on global property exposure...Cheers!

We found a book detailing a process to auction any house in 3 days and followed the process uniformly, unsuccessfully.We had a lot of goals and an in-progress plan but what was really our saving grace was a market with tremendous stability, even in global real estate instability.

Our APAC manager, Ziv Nakajima-Magen, wrote a series of guides for international property investors which you might find helpful. http://nippontradings.com/global-real-estate/.

I am wondering about lenders typically wanting a borrower's net worth to be equal to or greater than the loan amount, have a DCR in excess of 1.25 to 1, a Global Leverage no more than 75%, and such.

I'm a Canadian investing in Edmonton and Houston.