I own 3 rental properties in Toronto suburbs in Canada.

We used a small regional bank and they didn't care about the source of capital as long as (1) it wasn't collateralized by the property and (2) it didn't push my personal DTI past 43%.

In a lot of areas, one could purchase an entire portfolio of properties for less than one would cost in some regions.

There is also another website that I have used which has a matrix showing regions, types of properties, loans, loan rates, etc.

To sum it up, investing in SFR's or small MF's (to the extent they exist) in class A neighborhoods in class A regions of the country is a long game best played by those who are not looking for immediate cash flow and/or can tolerate some negative cash flow (folks with some means from outside of these RE investments) and who may also seeking some shelter from capital gains taxes that are assessed with some frequency on mutual funds and similar investments.  

I actually study at ESADE so if you have time, I will be happy to meet some time this week or the coming week.I am looking into the region of Denmark in which I grew up which is also where my family is located today.

Hello all!I've been researching about student rentals in Ontario for about a year now and after listening to dozens of Biggerpockets realstate podcasts as well as other Canadian realstate podcasts I feel ready to star...

Residence located in an unincorporated area in south LA region of LA county zip code 90002.

Toronto

Hi everyone,First of all, I live in Europe so things might be a little different from America.I'm interested in investing in certain coastal cities but I'm not sure about the regions.