I found it on MLS after checking it regularly for weeks.

We just want to do what is best for the business and what will help set us up for what is in store next. 

Located next to a newer Walgreens, Ruby Tuesday and popular liquor store with an Applebees, Outback Steakhouse and Starbucks nearby.I was being what I feel is conservative and estimating $7,000/yr for repairs and another $10,000/yr for CapEx, plus $2,000/yr for snow/lawn care and 8% vacancy allowance or $8,200/yr.Any advice, tips or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Less decisions on things you do regularly allows you to focus on bigger puzzles to solve.

That means attending local business and networking events regularly and talking about what you do and getting to know the other regular attendees.

I do that regularly to fund my BRRRR projects. 

The tenants didn't regularly pick up after their dogs, so according to our contractor it always smelled like dog poop when you walked by or walked up to the house. 

Problem is it appears we will be aggressively taxed wether we invest in Canada or US due to our transitory status.I would to know if anyone in this forum has ever gone through similar situation, wether in US or Canada and found ways to lower the amount of taxes to pay to level similar to regular US or Canadian citizens?

I can’t find any and the specialty stores are saying someone came in and bought the 20pack boxes to resell (probably online to China or selfish hoarders).

I haven't had much success talking to mortgage broker about it because as soon as I mentioned renting out the property or investment property they change the entire conversation to conventional loans like I no longer qualify for a regular mortgage.