😎Brief bio:I graduated from UCF December 2015 with a Bachelor's in international relations and global studies.

Correct me if I'm wrong but this is how I see structuring my company1 set up corporation here in Canada2 use Canadian corp. to set up US C corp3 use US C corp to set up holding LLC4 use holding LLC to umbrella various state LLC's to function as company's that would be used for wholesaling, buy and holds and flips.

Does anyone know of any lenders that will lend to Canadians to buy 1 or more rental properties in the 60-70% LTV range that is not hard money and reasonable rates?

The long term low interest rates and mass printing press of money globally has caused a great deal of capital to push the stock market upward and this will not end until QE ends.

Canadian bacon is ok.

Idea: The current joint owners (2 Canadians) sell the house to the American partners.

Hopefully the property appraises, your cash out will be limited to about 70% tho.Another option is get some personal loans from you own Banks, or Canadian banks and try to stretch the terms as far as you can. 

its called CBRE Global Investors they are out of LA.

I cannot believe people can be so gullible with this American and Canadian drivel.People were hurrying toward the back of the room to sign up with their credit cards in hand, in case they missed out on being one of the lucky few (because, according to the speakers – sorry, spruikers – "they can't take all of us") to join the other "students" in the past who have become rich with these courses.Some people signed for all the spruikers' courses.

Bruce (Dad) is best known for California real estate trends; Thornberg has a great local, state and global perspective; and Husing is best known for his demographics.