Notably, I’m not a big fan of creating deep vertical structures (i.e. where one LLC owns a subsidiary LLC that owns a sub-subsidiary LLC, etc.) unless you have a very good reason to do so.Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

I am one of the members of an LLC that has subsidiary LLCS. 

TD, RBC and Banque de Montréal all have U.S.A. subsidiaries.  

Alternatively, you can also work with RBC/BMO/TD through their US subsidiaries.

The U.S. subsidiaries of three of the Big-5 Canadian banks (TD, RBC, BMO) will lend to Canadians based upon your credit history and financial resources here at home (with some limitations/restrictions).  

Hi everyone, I've been contacted by a person on Bigger pockets who works for CPF Funding, possibly a subsidiary of M&O Funding, but I cannot find any information regarding the 2 companies.

I already own 2 businesses that are organized as subsidiaries of holding companies and have decent revenue, so I'm curious of a situation like this with these small of numbers if there are lines of credit that may be easier.  

@Nathan Wiebe BMO, RBC and TD all have U.S.A. subsidiaries which operate in various parts of the U.S.A.   

If you're just looking to purchase a single family house you can do it through the US subsidiaries of Canadian banks.

And for "good reasons" that would likely to put the forum asleep, one new Ohio LLC was formed to contain each of the new properties for a total of three new LLCs that are 100 percent owned subsidiaries of the parent California LLC, which files federally as a 2 person partnership with an established Fed ID #.