Paul,Miss understood the Personal part, so basically in the end you are paying tax on the income you get paid from the "salary" you take out from the Canadian co. so you will be taxed at the personal level in Canada ( reduce that as much as you can), your corp. will not be taxed for the income and the houses will not make any money. i can not see why you could not do that, you will have to figure the interest rate to allow enough profit to pay bills and to be able to claim the deductions against the income. do not think you can show negative results every year, that's an IRS red flag right there.

I just graduated from Colorado State University and am self employed as the owner of a screen printing company and personal trainer.

I'm a transplant from CO, ID, and MT as well, back to the east.  

Hi BP community,Never done a Co-wholesale.

I live in Denver Colorado any advice or recommendation on how to start out?

Hey everyone.I am looking a little help find a round number for a contractor to hang tap/mud and texture for a 1700 sqf mobile home in Pueblo. I will being getting a bid from contractor ASAP. Just trying to get some n...

I have been investing with a company that offers shares in portfolios of 10 SFR that the managers co-own, for aligned interest.  

The economy is good here, many of my properties are in the fastest growing county in PA, though its nothing like CA, FL, AZ, CO, OR or any other fast growing areas around the country. 

The JV Agreement contains the terms of that co-ownership.  

A title co can point you in the right direction for the purchase contract and attorneys that do this all day.