Really great to see investors from Montreal looking into Central Florida.

I want to invest in a condo in Montreal, but have not had success finding a DSCR lender in Canada or an American hard money lender that will loan in Canada.

(I did stay at an Airbnb in Montreal that had drywall damage and when I told them about it, they came up and patched it.

I'm a fellow Montrealer here and, for the reasons you mentioned, I've been investing internationally over the last few years.

Quote from @Account Closed: Hello everyone,I am situated in Montreal and looking to buy my first property.Having read several posts by other BP members in Quebec it would seem that most properties on the MLS are ill-suited for returning a profit.Does anyone have any tips/tools/tricks for finding off-market properties in the Montreal/Laval area?

Quote from @Celine Besson: Hi everyone,We recently moved from Memphis, TN, to Montreal, Quebec.Before leaving, we planned to invest in a small house, renovate it, and rent it out (Ultimate goal would be to BRRRR).

When I have been to Montreal  ( though this was years ago) was not bad preferred language was french but if you spoke English they intantly changed to English totally bilingual those folks.

In Montreal: https://montreal.ca/role-evaluation-fonciere is publicyou have different research options:look for address and you will automatically get the lot number. 

Hi Karla from Montreal, Canada-You ask an interesting question.Should your first real estate investment be new construction, since you and your partner have construction management experience, or flipping an existing home as you originally thought you would?

The affordablity metric of Canadian RE works as follow: the closer your are to centres like Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, the more expensive the property will be and t gets pricier, in the eye of those epicentres.