I think if the big city migration continues from NY to CT where their money is going a lot better, that the blue collar service hub of Torrington will be there in the NW corner.

QBO is set up to make migrating from Desktop relatively easy, but not everything has a one-to-one transfer.

I would certainly be looking at migration patterns.

It may be sooner depending on the out-migration of tech jobs.

There are plenty of markets that are seeing positive migration and business moving there that have pro-landlord laws. 

to instituting bans or restrictions (no smoking, no short term rentals, no rentals at all, etc.) that impact your ability to rent effectively.2) The pandemic is seeing a net out-migration from City centres; there will be a glut of condos on the market soon and a potential value correction3) There is rarely an opportunity to value add to the property 4) Ontario, as a whole, can be challenging due to a skewed landlord / tenant board that heavily favours the tenant. 

. - The pandemic has shifted how many tech companies value in-office work, leading to an exodus from the Bay Area and a migration toward more affordable cities.

I look at net migration, landlord friendly, and RTV.

Stay up on employment and migration trends as leading indicators affecting that market.  

Continued high net migration post-covid.Low risk of overbuilding.