Some key reasons for privatization include reducing government risk exposure, encouraging private sector competition, and streamlining operations.

Is there a way to shift who is in what room to put the family closer to the living area and kitchen and the other tenants further away so that the sound isn't as bad. 

Reducing risk requires at least some time spent in research and involvement in a deal.There are many other things you learn along the way as well. 

I typically put things in a lost and found (also in my garage) unless they are looking for it.

And you have to constantly put work in - this system doesn't turn unless you keep pushing it. 

Landlords can easily do it without a mortgage but they are taking a huge risk.

I'm an investor and agent in Winnipeg so I can confidently say that there is very little triplex/fourplex inventory and the parts of the city that do have that are in not great areas...duplexes are much more viable but usually your cashflow will put you at a point where you are living for fairly cheap, but not for free.

I had to put 20% down and I bought it using personal credit.

The problem is, you can't put the unique challenges that each single family home has on a spread sheet.  

I’m sorry it’s putting some residents in a bind, but this is how capitalism works.