defrauded' is too strong...The notion that I, as an individual investor, should put my money into a system which is increasingly volatile due to the whims of large financial institutions, global politics, environmental factors, social media, etc. for a paltry 6-8% return.....it's lunacy. 

But other than that, would love to network with fellow Canadians and Americans as it is always a pleasure to mingle with like minded individuals and discuss/learn things we're passionate about.Side note: currently don't have a clue on what strategies I want to start with.

Hello everyone,I am a Canadian investor and I have been looking into the Detroit area for my BRRR strategy.

As far as a know, "rent-o-meter" is a good tool used in the US but there aren't a lot of data points on the Canadian side that can give me a good starting point to work from, but maybe I'm wrong?

Hi, I'm a Canadian looking to invest in the US, and in my research of various markets, I seem to keep coming back to Louisville, KY.

Nobody smart cares about what other people "think is going to happen"...they care about what we are "doing" with our own savings.If you want to get a glimpse of what the real global players (banks, the fed, etc) are doing/setting up, read The Great Taking by David Rogers Webb: https://thegreattaking.com/Its the best book I've read all year.

The theme parks are still expanding, we are year round, and globally recognized unlike others that may have good recognition from the US population, but virtually unknown abroad.

I need the list of top cities in US only (Not Globally) which are good for multi-family investment.

I'm Canadian and own rentals in Phoenix (2000+ miles away) and Memphis (1000 miles away)I don't know what you mean by "measures" that you need to take.

COS has a massive military population (USAF, Army, and Canadian military).