Trying to find some solid reading material focusing on Canadian Real Estate investing.

Usually it's Canadians, but we also see folks from other countries asking as well.  

I wish I had had mentors back then because I probably would have made a better decision at that time.I left LA in 2010 after a series of short, high-stress jobs and the 2nd set of layoffs I experienced in a 2 year timeframe  -- the first one occurring at the beginning of 2009 during the global financial crisis, the second one occurring a year later at a very well-known media/tech company that has since shuttered.

How easy is for Canadians to get a cash out refinance in Florida?

Closing on a JV with two other Canadian partners this week, Section 8 tenant in McKeesport, PA.I am happy to share any info I gather on this. 

@Charles VinetteIn this country, most of the lenders have quite good underwriting and mortgage servicing systems.When if comes to modelling mortgages (amortizations, terms, rates, payment frequency, pre-payments, rate changes, etc), there is little that cannot be done using a spreadsheet (even for Canadian residential mortgages where interest is compounded semi-annually.There are some descent spreadsheets which are freely available - Vertex publishes a few descent one which work for both Canadian and U.S.A. mortgages.

Sorry, I didn't mean to make suggestions for a Canadian.  

I also know some Canadians choose to invest in the US because of the housing prices in your area.

Hello fellow Canuck,I could help answer some of your Canadian questions but I'll leave it to fellow investors from Ontario, as they'll know better.Regarding investing in Playa del Carmen / Tulum, I agree with @Bruno Demarco Quiroz's first two points.

Hi, I fashion a Canadian winter!