Where I am in AB (which is quite different than Edmonton or Calgary at times), prices hadn't really increased a lot until last year and right now most starter type homes are selling quickly (within a few days of listing).the higher interest rates have a big impact on what people can buy and when it comes time for renewals, it can be scary. 

Your budget or lack of budget will probably have the biggest impact on how you move forward. 

At this point an offer would show interest.Consider revising the listing . . . not sure about the restaurants and other amenities nearby - sell the house since the buyers will know the area.Interest rates are driving sales and impacting flippers with HML payments. 

In regards to that impact on society, it's going to be imperative to function.

Unfortunately, many landlords are hesitant to rent to these migrants due to their circumstances.Given our personal connection to this issue, my aunt and I believe we can make a positive impact by providing housing for these migrants.

Provide specific examples and explain the impact on other tenants.

Yes, the heloc will likely impact your DTI.

Risk- Vertical has a lot higher Risk/reward impact than drive up.10. 

@Andre ThomasLook up real estate other but a Naics code does not have any impact on your business

Also, the effect of having a deal fallen thru impacts the threshold pretty significantly it appears.A few recent examples I have seen in different areas with # of price reductions and accepted net to HUD % (of the current list price):0 reductions: 95.4%, 99.1%, 89.6%, 93.1%, 85.3%, 75.6%, 89.4%, 91.3%, 91.3%, 91.0%, 91.0%, 83.2%, 93.4%, 1 reduction: 87.04%, 87.02%, 74.6%, 72.7%, 70.3%1 reduction (1+ deal fallen thru): 65.3%, 72.04%, 72.35%, 50.1%, 70.8%2 reductions: 61.7%, 59.1%, 80.1%, 71.2%3 reductions: 75.0%, 69.7%, 67.3%, 60.0%, 58.0%, 60.1%