not just a global partnership. 

Hello,I have a question with regards to owning properties / having multiple mortgages which are insured by CMHC, Genworth or Canadian Guarantee. 

The 1% rule is really not good for Canadian markets.

And for Canadians, it's not the obvious LLC.

A Canadian show about getting your basement converted to a cash machine.

This, in turn, will lead to a global financial lockdown as both Hong Kong and London are International financial hubs for their respective geographical regions.

You also have the systems, marketing, branding and a global customer base of the flag or hotel franchise.

It allows you to track the numbers better from a global view.

I'm a transplant from Canada, moved here (Bay Area, CA) about a year ago, and taking up permanent residence in the US.I have an investment property and other things (i.e retirement accounts and so on) back in Canada, looking for a CPA here that can help me with the straight forward stuff (filing taxes every year and so on) as well as advisory from time to time (whether it's dealing with cross border strategies to minimize the tax bites, or the same with US investment properties).I have an accountant in Canada as well so this person doesn't necessarily have to be say, a CGA/CA or whatever in Canada as well (but super bonus points if they are and can do both my US / Canadian returns!)

There is a global trend of living in urban settings.