These can provide you some fundamental understanding....this should not be confused with attorney's and judge's INTERPRETATIONS of the law!

There is no fundamental right to get to live in the neighborhood of your choice.

I cringe now listening to it.The great thing about real estate is that it's a great asset class and if you follow basic fundamentals you will be ok.

And to be honest - if you're levering yourself up and not putting aside money for reserves / capex / savings - you deserve to get wiped out due to the fundamental lack of risk management in your business plan.

In this case I’d probably look at market fundamentals that lead to high returns.

A bit more expensive but really like the fundamentals.

Low inventory.There are fundamental reasons to rising property values.

Even given the prospects of possible appreciation, we have decided to stick with the fundamentals and invest in areas 1-2 hours outside Toronto where the values of homes have only been slightly affected, if at all.

IMO, changes in FMR will be the driver - - when people can no longer afford the rents.Rents create NOI, the fundamental input to CoC, IRR and CapRate. 

Good fundamentals already in place.