All Forum Posts by: William Wong

Thanks Steve.

I never thought of it that way but that is good to know!

I like it because it seems to be a useful insurance policy for not very much, but, it would be good to get some references first.

Hi,

My name is William. I am a landlord based out of Toronto Ontario.

I was thinking of purchasing legal services and came across what seemed to be a pretty good one online.

http://www.landlordlawyer.ca/

If not, who might you be able to recommend?

Thanks,

William

Just curious as to whether anyone has experience working with the Western Canadian Properties Group?

Also interested in any Canadian Real estate companies that assist Canadians in investing in the United States. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Hello everyone,

Just wondering if anyone has had experience working with the Platinum Properties Group Corporation. They are based out of Vancouver, Canada.

Thanks.

http://www.ppgcorp.ca/

Hi Gary, Yes, basically something that has everything set and ready to go.

My objective is to have something passive.

Hello,

Just wondering if anyone had any recommendations regarding good Canadian turnkey companies to work with?

Thanks.

Argh .. this is bad news.

Has any Canadian been able to make something work despite the high interest rates? I am just crunching numbers right now and things do not seem to work out.

Unfortunately, the Canadian dollar is trading at an 11 year low which makes conversion difficult.

What is the minimum down payment required if you are a non-US resident? I have been looking into US turnkey properties but am getting the impression that my only option is to rely on non-recourse lending. This would require a minimum of 25%- 30% down and the interest rate is often very high - minimum 8%.

I am a Canadian resident and was hoping to obtain conventional financing through a Canadian bank with operations in the US. Royal Bank of Canada has such an option. What I was thinking of doing was to put  a 10% down payment on a US turnkey property and finance the rest of it with a conventional mortgage.

Is such an option even possible? and what restrictions are there exactly for foreigners?

I feel the non-recourse lending route makes the cost of investing far too high.

Does anyone have any experience working with Ohio Cashflow and Kansas City Investment?

Shopping around for a turnkey provider ..