I have a few of friends that invest in  north north east PA. like PA/NY border They typically use cash and they leave it in the property. once they have 4 or so they blanket cash out all of them with a local bank.

The penalty is they convert the billed to the owner's responsibility and back date the charges, sometimes going back 10 years.So before anybody puts any electric device on a tenants' electric meter, they should check local and state law to make sure that is legal to do.Maybe in Canada, laws are not as tenant oriented as some palces south of the border.

Many times (in Delaware) you can have a 5 bedroom but the zoning is such that they limit you to 4 non related people for renting so you'll need to check that as well. 

And many smaller towns east and west,  the Mountains would be the border.

Quote from @Paul De Luca: Quote from @Jaden Lowe: Wondering what people’s personal experiences/thoughts are with turning their primary residence into a LT rental property!

Can I file the parent Series LLC in Delaware, then file the individual Trusts/child LLC's in their respective states?

Make sure you set your minimum investment numbers and stick to them.If you are planning on investing here in the US, make sure you have a lawyer on both sides of the border.  

@Josh Caldwell would you happen to know about how this works for Delaware residents.

There isn't much case law outside of Delaware that suggest that a series LLC is a recognized entity in many states.

It’s not a scientific or researched comment for sure (state veil piercing laws vary quite a bit, and particularly with LLCs as they are relatively new entity form), but here’s a comments:I literally have never heard of a case where the decisive factor in veil piercing is that its single member instead of multi member (studied mostly MN and DE law).