Neil Da Silva: You can refinance through RBC US.

Notice to quit.(1) A tenancy may be terminated by notice in writing, served not less than the respective period fixed before the end of the applicable tenancy, as follows:(a) A tenancy for one year or longer, three months;(b) A tenancy of six months or longer but less than a year, one month;(c) A tenancy of one month or longer but less than six months, ten days;(d) A tenancy of one week or longer but less than one month, or a tenancy at will, three days;(e) A tenancy for less than one week, one day.(2) Such notice shall describe the property and the particular time when the tenancy will terminate and shall be signed by the landlord or tenant, the party giving such notice or his agent or attorney.(3) Any person in possession of real property with the assent of the owner is presumed to be a tenant at will until the contrary is shown.(4) No notice to quit shall be necessary from or to a tenant whose term is, by agreement, to end at a time certain. (5) Except as otherwise provided in section 38-33-112, C.R.S., the provisions of subsections (1) and (4) of this section shall not apply to the termination of a residential tenancy during the ninety-day period provided for in said section.

I'm Shaidah (pronounced Shy-da).  

You da man @John WarrenHey @Jelani Howard - We have some projects down on the south side of Chicago and always look for awesome clients who looking to build long-term relationships. 

"O, yu do college and yu can buy da nice cahs!

Consider this, the only people who would be willing to rent in a D neighborhood/property are people who consider a D a lateral move or an improvement.

@Neil Da SilvaThe so called "double taxation" is primarily a concern if you try to treat an LLC as a flow-through entity (there are a few additional concerns with using LLCs for real estate that need to be taken into account as well).If your plans allow/call for U.S.A. corporation - maybe as a 100% child of a Canadian corporation  - then you would elect to have an LLC taxed as a corporation - which is the manner in which the CRA recognises it.Everyone's situation and road map are a little different, so you should seek out an accountant - and probably an attorney - with cross-boarder business / real estate experience before you start purchasing in the U.S.A.

@Matt GraggYou da man!

First of all Rod D. a good mentor will be able to answer your specific questions in a timely manner.

Hey there Joni,Welcome to Da 'Burgh as some locals would say.