Hey all,Im from Montreal, Canada so your local market might or might not reflect the reality i see here, but ive been noticing a trend while searching for rental property: it looks like the further away u get from a large city (up to a certain distance) the more positive cash flowing opportunities there are!

Up here in Montreal, the real estate market isn't that fantastic.

McKellar Newsom If the person is Canadian here are some banks:Harris bank (bank of montreal) will deal with loans 50% of purchase price but they will want to have a relationship with the buyer firstRBC Centura (RBC canada) not as picky to having a pre-existing relationship with clients and will do up to 70% of loan to valueWashington Federal- minimum investment $50,000 to $700,000 up to %65 of Loan to ValueTD Canada trust-not sure the details but I know some investors have used them.

Hey all,As might or might not know, I live in Montreal, Canada, wich is according to my standards the coldest freakin' place on earth.

With improving investment economics, is Montreal one of the last markets to see real value for multi-family properties?

I live in Montreal, Canada and would like to invest in rental properties in Florida. 

There are several active meetups in Montreal for Canadians that invest in the US.

Hi,I am looking to buy the 1st high rise condo build in the south shore of Montreal, along highway 10 and 30 in the new Solar Uniquartier, next to Dix30 and right next to the new Montreal light rail train station (Montreal REM).

@Curtis ChenI live in Montreal and, even though valuations here are no where near as in CA, I realized a long time ago that investing overseas in places like Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Spain or Portugal and that's what I'm doing.

I'm from the suburban of Montreal, Canada.I'm hearing so many successful stories about people investing in the US.