Around here they break these 'old dames' up into condos & sell them for mega $$$ with high management fees attached.But I do like the idea of an elegant assisted living setup.We got this 6 bed 5 bath for $87k...its haunted but the current tenants love it & offered us $137k if they can get financing.

I would advise staying on the park side of Jamaica Ave - it’s more elegant and less endless suburb.

I would recommend finding the following books at your library and giving them a read:Gray, Douglas; "Canadian Landlord's Guide"Cohen, Steve & Dubé, George E.; "Legal, Tax & Accounting Strategies for the Canadian Real Estate Investor"Boiron, Pierre & Boiron, Claude; "Commercial Real Estate Investing in Canada: The complete reference for real estate investors and professionals" The last one can be pricey to purchase - it is essentially a text book - so you may want to have a look in one of the local {university} libraries first.

This fundraiser will be a 5-star event with an elegant candlelit dinner, DJ & dancing, and “datenight raffle baskets” that will include a fun night out with dinner and all the trimmings.

Its not as elegant as one of those platforms, but less costly and just as efficient.

You can also meet all kinds of goals and feel good about it but always have that "yes, but..." in the back of your mind about how you could have somehow done it better, faster, more efficiently or elegantly.

It's easy to install yourself and the latest stuff is durable and elegant.

I am asking against the backdrop of difficult situations that may arise from dealing with sitting tenants with "old rental regime" contracts.

Very simple and elegant, not overdone.

All the materials are chosen by interior decorators so the final result is very elegant looking even if one is just doing basic remodel.