As a Canadian looking to invest in commercial in the US, I (not surprisingly) do a fair bit of reading on the topic.

It also provides a better handling of multi-currency, Canadian GIFI and Canadian & International taxation that we experienced with Quickbooks (or SimplyAccounting).

I am curious about what type of entity Canadians investors use for lets say 2-3 rentals in the State of Florida... in term of the less expensive yearly costs and annual tax returns fees.Thank you

If anyone has any information to help a couple Canadian's who are looking to really start our real estate empire, that would be greatly appreciated.Cheers!

Austin isn't immune to national and global economic forces, but it also is a massive generator of good jobs and those seem likely to continue for decades to come.

Canada is tough as I believe but need to speak to a Canadian lawyer as there is more regulation for such. 

Canadian specific content is a bit harder to find as you mentioned.

This means every large university will be welcoming thousands of people from regions that have some of the greatest infection rates globally."

Interested in investing in the Canadian market (due to being a citizen), but hearing a lot of negativity in previous forum posts saying Canada is dead for long term rentals?

As a Canadian, if I wanted to self manage I wouldn't have been able to buy US properties during the credit crisis.