Australia sells non-renewable resources as its main export to China and Canada doesn't sell much to china instead more Chinese/Asia invest in property in Vancouver, also in LNG companies and resource companies in BC etc. 

Act 20 requires that you "export" a service to the mainland, so let's say you own rental properties in the states, and you're "exporting" rental space to the US.There's a laundry list of services that are "eligible" under Act 20, however, there's nothing explicitly written regarding real estate investment properties.

But for JV's whether they are paying or not I also send a report every quarter that includes an export of all the Quickbooks data and a current status.

Only thing I wish is that it included an export feature so I could just download a .csv file, but I was just actually told they're working on that and will have it available in a month or so.I know for sure that at least 2 of my tenants rely on this feature (they pay for rent with a fellowship stipend and need records of where the money goes) so it seems like a good thing to provide.

And since we use a calling app, we need the numbers exported.

The criteria they used was: Price/income, LTV, St Dev, Flipping, employment diversity, exports, demographics.

Does anyone have a google sheet or excel template they’d be willing to share that crunches AirBnB’s exported data to quickly reveal booking lead times and adr and average nightly rates?

All the data can be exported to excel for analysis but for collaboration etc you need a database with a great UX.I looked briefly at smartsheet and it looks very interesting.

I want to be able to easily export all of the data into a new tool if that's what I want to do.

When its severed ( harvested it becomes personal property.. )  kind of like buying a home were a freeway is going and moving it to a bare lot using a home moving company.Now here is the good part.. in those days MId 90s  Timber that was export quality ( J logs )  Japanese grade were in such high demand and Menasha out of Wisconsin at the time was a large West coast exporter of logs.. they would advance on the Timber deed.. terms..