A consequence of this is properties will normally be listed with realtor on MLS;Canadian mortgage arrears rates are low (<1%) and defaults even lower in comparison to the U.S.A.  

just finished reading an article about Windsor in this months issue of Canadian real estate wealth magazine and they are saying there is a lot of growth coming to Windsor and a lot of money being invested in the city(I know this sounds very vague but I can elaborate when I have the magazine with me) making it one the best upcoming cities to invest in.

Many commercial lenders look at your global debt to income ratio which is all your income and all your debt.  

Sorry, maybe a Canadianism - ou l'inflluence français - seller & vendor are used interchangeably.

If you did not know, Robert Kiyosaki, author of the book, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" filed for corporate bankruptcy through one of his companies, Rich Global LLC.

It is entirely Canadian and Canadian focused, although some in the group are expanding to US markets. 

I called a broker and their providers couldn't insure me because I am a Canadian who do not live in the US. 

@Adam Vacon Yes, Canadians can buy and sell land in the USA.

If you see a complex that has "racquet" in its name...run...as those fees will be in the $400 range due to the added amenities.I have helped many Canadian winter visitors search for houses and condos, which are almost always booked for the Jan-March high season at least 8 months in advance.

Re Canadians, specifically, you will need an LP or an LLLP.