Im married to a Canadian and we will be living with her family in Ontario.

I plan to travel globally on a regular basis, but I went to Stanford, I work on AR/VR in the Bay Area, and my family operates a meat farm in Vacaville.

Looking into this option currently.Option 2: cash out refiCash out equity and change the loan to a 30 year mortgage, which would decrease the mortgage significantly and increase cash flow each month.I don't know the Canadian tax issues with the cash out refi.

I'm also Canadian looking at investing in the U.S. market, so I do see some value in their experience in how to do that, and used to dealing with PMs etc.   

Possibly Canada, because I don't have any experience with Canadian title policies.

I’m a Scottish property sourcer (very strong market here - especially in the Edinburgh and St Andrews areas) and I’m hoping to link up with American and Canadian investors or those simply looking for a Scottish holiday home.

In Canada, you pay a percentage based on how long it was a rental (you lived in it for 3 years, rented it for 3 years, you pay 50% and when you calculate years it is based on calendar years, so Nov 2018-Feb 2020 counts as 3 years according to Canadian tax people).Normally prices are lower in the winter, but with covid things don't seem to follow regular patterns.

Another unknown is what will Global Warming do to prices? 

@Duke GiordanoA lot of foreign money is coming into the U.S. real estate market right now because of the global economic slowdown.

Canadian citizen here living in Ontario, Canada!