Doing all 3 scenarios here would cost about 1M$ to 1.2M.The numbers are:- Purchase price: 1.5M$- Current mortgage: 65% LTV, 2.55% 30y fixed- Property taxes: estimate 25k$/y- Current rental income from two 1bed/1bath units: 2200$/m each- Previous rental income from the 2bed/1bath house: 3600$/m- Property mgmt: 12%- Quote for garage ADU conversion: 500k- Quote for remodel: 400k- Quote for JADU: 300k- Estimated rental income from ADU conversion: 3500-4000$/m.- Estimated rental income from remodeled house: 5000-5500$/m.- Estimated rental income from JADU: 2500$/m.Concerns we have:- There's no comp in the area that sells for more than 2.5M for a setup like this.

.: $125 per month, but I assumed 10% Capex+Maintenance: 5% (Assumed this since the home was recently rehabbed and all major items have 7+ years)Property tax: ~$5,000 (Could increase in the future; not sure)Insurance: ~$600Cash flow: ~$250 per month (while not huge, I expect some appreciation)

Am I exempt from capital gains tax since I have been living in the house for more than 2 years consecutively or do I have to also own the home for at least 5 years to get qualify for the exemption?

@Danny MuroMost of what you mention (amounts owed) doesn’t matter too much to you as a buyer.  

Personally, I know a LOT of people are expecting cuts to start happening in June but with the spring market being hot here in Winnipeg and with the recent carbon tax increase I could see inflation staying high forcing the BOC to keep the prime rate where it is.

It's crazy how many tax benefits there are to investing in RE. 

The taxes & Insurance ( combined) have gone up $200 a month since the lease was signed.

We get a lot of CA investors in our market here in Tahoe Reno, NV that are looking to 1031 exchange out of CA and into Nevada for the lower property taxes and no state income tax benefitsCarlan C.

Investing in the US is a bit unique for us as we have to manage the tax relationship, but the returns are much better than I’m seeing in Canada and have focused my attention here.

You don't necessarily need a CPA licensed in those states to provide you with tax planning, tax advice or to help prepare your return.licensure for CPA's by states are normally important when you want to provide assurance / auditing related assurance