I want to share my experience with Canadian company Keyspire.

Good day,My husband and I are Canadians and have a few rental properties near Cleveland Ohio.

Once you get past the 2-3 property mark, you won't be hands-on managing in any case, I'm guessing - and it makes as much sense to outsource out of state (even more) as in it - if you don't mind delegating, you can make much higher returns when your selection is national or even global.

If I were, I'd pitch-in side-bars on "investing in Canadian Real Estate" as things are, understandably, a little different up here.Bill Gulley, on the other hand, is well seasoned - and has tonnes of practical knowledge to boot.

Anyways I tried learning their mastery courses online and found most of the material does not apply to the Canadian market.

What we shot was barely part of the story that turned more into a video on international Chinese and Canadian buyers buying up American properties.

Interested to know what you're thinking globally.

I would like to hear thoughts from Canadians how they set up their entities in the US and why they decided on certain structures based on investment/exit strategies. 

(Detroit is just north of Windsor and the US-Canadian border is closer to me than the Michigan-Ohio border.)

He will then given a credit for this withholding by the CRA when he files his Canadian taxes, but will have to pay the delta between the withholding and his Canadian income tax rate.