One of the more regular was initially targeted for ex-military but everyone is welcome.

I nearly got into ForEx trading myself before I discovered real estate.

That said, if you were to look in the U.S.A. rust belt or Texas, you could find even better returns.As Aaron stated, more clarity around your thoughts/plans will help focus the advice and feedback you receive here (and might limit the number of turnkey solicitations you receive).As far as selling your current property, if you no longer maintain a Canadian presence you could be taxed as a foreign investor.  

Beyond advising on Immigration issues (pretty significant value added if you're a foreign national), my strongest assets are writing, exhaustively researching a topic (I was published twice in law school), and looking at things from multiple points of view.Thanks in advance, looking forward to working with everybody out there.

Students, foreign workers, executives on assignment, newly minted job seekers, artists, models, people who work for the United Nations etc.

I'm wondering what options are out there for financing to foreigners - I am Canadian, my husband is British (and Canadian permanent resident).

But taxes and business entities are a foreign language.. 

I'm sure when you're a millionaire and working from a beach in some foreign country, then maybe they'll understand.

In a recent 12 month period, there was a 60% increase in investment by foreign investors in Texas. 

I am stepping into this foreign world of real estate investing.