I soon figured out what wasn't for me and what was.

Send me your info and your referral form and I’ll send them you way. 

Since it takes so much to take the papers and start running my apartments I consider now starting a business where I can deduct all my expenses like the homes fixing at the beginning and the future properties that I consider buying but by doing this plus the short-term renting that I consider with tourists/visitors I feel more risk exposed since I will have to pay for a business loan with 6% interest, and an accountant to keep my business papers which will need another 120€ Monthly(that's for a Private Company which is considered to give a legal protections since me as an Individual is not exposed similar to protection that an LLC provides at the USA.)What is the community's opinion about what will be better for me? 

I've soaked up good information and want to start applying but don't really know what niche to get started in. im interested in wholesaling and becoming an agent, so i would like to talk people who are doing these things already and seeing which would be the better path for me. 

I should have started there but I have been in residential sales for 23 years and its too late for me to change.

BUT you made me realize it is too complex and too much work for me to get involved

This third Canadian company would then be the 100% parent of any U.S.A. entity formed.  

But a quick look at realtor.com shows some new construction homes have been on the market for a while... that would signal a red flag for me.

That was a difficult choice for me to make.

For me, I prefer the B to C class neighborhoods up North (Vahalla, Hampton Heights, Capital Heights...etc) where I can still get the 1.5% rule in today's market, and have far less headaches.