@Garrett JohnstonHey Garrett, Yes, it’s definitely possible for a Canadian corporation to purchase a single-family home in Cleveland.

Sell it in your personal name; sell it from an LLC.

They would be expenses for the business vs. personal expenses which would be tax deductions. 

@Kamal Sukhija, The single member LLC option as been mentioned a couple of times. 

Currently, I own Luxury Autowerks, an auto shop in Denver, and I personally self-manage the ski-in/ski-out short-term rental in Keystone, CO while also helping to diversify and expand my families real estate portfolio.My long-term goal is to own apartment buildings (100+ Doors), and I’m taking my first steps into acquiring our first small multifamily property.

Having a backup plan, such as a HELOC or alternative financing options, could provide added flexibility.With loans spread across 19 single-family homes, consolidating into a portfolio loan might simplify management and offer greater long-term stability.

I'm trying to clarify if the DCR loans negatively impact my personal debt income ratio.

Since you're targeting East Nashville and a budget under $350K, focus on finding a single-family home with rentable space—like a property with a basement unit, extra bedrooms, or a garage apartment.

What would it look like today as a multifamily versus single-family?

Many investors ask me when and how to make the jump from single-family to multi-family properties.