Trying to coerce a tenant to leave by offering them payment (say good-bye to "cash for keys")Revealing the immigration status of a tenant to others or threatening to do so (If I cross the border to any advanced country in the world, including Mexico, I can be arrested and deported because it's a crime.

The guy whose business model I'm following most closely was an immigrant who was one of Fred Rogers' apprentice stage carpenters back in the day -- by the time the show ended in 2001, this guy had eight SRF rental properties in his target area, and he expanded to twenty-five before he retired and got out in 2010.

-Canada border, and Canada’s commitment to boost immigration, could fuel even higher levels of demand.

In a private sale situation, I always invite my solicitor in to the conversation from the get-go.

Also what has the effect of COVID had on new immigrants to your target area? 

American and immigrant.

C is working class (mostly service jobs, recent immigrants, blue collar) and B is somewhere in between.   

I think landlords can run into a lot of problems if they rent to sex offenders and illegal immigrants.

The governor of New Jersey passed a bill that undocumented immigrants are allow to get professional licenses.

We have huge immigration into the state.