I don't know if the tenants are new immigrants or what, but yes they are very low.

And the relationship with countries outside the union, like the UK, the US or China.In countries that depend on tourism this crisis is already worrying, and since the summer season is going to be over soon, there will be a long year ahead with a lagging economy to support (somehow), with rampant unemployment, empty comercial real estate, small business going bankrupt... not a great picture really. 

Do you invest in the UK or the USA?

Trillions of dollars later and legal immigrants to this country note that we have the most diverse yet richest "poor" people in the world.

The real estate hit of 2008-2010 did not effect every area equally, migration out and immigration trends have changed as once poor areas have gentrified, corporations have come and gone, etc..  

Hello BP community,  I'm an investor based predominantly in the UK dealing with, amongst other things, co-living rentals / houses in multiple occupation (HMOs). 

I went through the immigration process myself in the 1980's and it has not changed other than the strict quotas they had back then. 

Canada census shows a declining population but a few articles I've read said immigration policy is coming, which should boost the population from 70k to 80k people in the next 10 years.I really don't know much about Temiskaming Shores, although it seems like a vacation spot. 

Any form of help would do like some key factors to know before entering into the RE as an immigrant. 

(This also is prevalent in people who are more mature in age and most noticeably in many immigrants)  If that is the case, it’s not him who needs to change, but rather you.You may want to explore other options when hiring a GC, as time is money when you are investing.