Nothing you can do about it except ride it out (if it's even really true).If the Media is "Broadcasting" it, it is probably lies--like most of everything else they put out.

That's riding both sides of "residential" vs.

She is paying rent, so let it ride.

If the entire property is like this, might as well let it ride until you’re ready for major renovations.

It's right by the bruce trail, 10 minute bike ride to the GO Station and St.

I even lived in the unit for a few months while between houses.Hang on for the Long haul and it will be worth the ride.

Going from 1 to 8 units in a short time is phenomenal, I'm curious to know how long you plan to ride that out? 

So plan is to ride out the same way.

With this strategy it's important to have cash budgeted in order to ride out a year or two of low returns/even negative returns as I rehab, but if done right leads to big profits in years 3-5 with appreciation easily in the 6 figure range and great eventual cash flow thanks to rent increases.

While riding around town running errands I keep my eyes peeled for unmaintained houses or vacant houses.