<p>Kevin Depocas Dumas, <a href="https://www.nbc.ca/natbank/about.html">Associate Vice President of Business Development of NatBank</a> says even with current US-Canada tensions he’s not seeing a lot of Canadians who want to sell their properties in Florida. Kevin and Darren discuss a wide range of issues affecting those who own property in Florida and about half a million Canadians are in that boat.</p>

Kevin Depocas Dumas, Associate Vice President of Business Development of NatBank says even with current US-Canada tensions he’s not seeing a lot of Canadians who want to sell their properties in Florida. Kevin and Darren discuss a wide range of issues affecting those who own property in Florida and about half a million Canadians are in that boat.

<p>Kevin Depocas Dumas, <a href="https://www.nbc.ca/natbank/about.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">Associate Vice President of Business Development of NatBank</a> says even with current US-Canada tensions he’s not seeing a lot of Canadians who want to sell their properties in Florida. Kevin and Darren discuss a wide range of issues affecting those who own property in Florida and about half a million Canadians are in that boat.</p>

Hey, Canadians say they will stay in FLA

TWO WAY TRAFFIC with Darren Coleman, the Cross border podcast series. On each episode we aim to guide you through the complexities, complications, implications and advantages of having money and family on both sides of the border.

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