Also in this area theres a lot of illegal immigrants, and no discrimination here I have no problem renting to them, but what would I have to do here?

Immigration alone is a huge driving force behind the growth in Ontario.

Either way, real estate will eventually re-align itself to the rest of the economy.I see just today, the Finance Minister announce a further restriction to CMHC residential mortgage insurance as an effort to apply a little break to markets (primarily in Toronto and Vancouver).

I personally respect first generation immigrants who really struggled and ended up with successful businesses, but many times little education.

I've actually sent letters to the President and our US Senators about the complications that "legal" immigrants and workers face under the current system and would love to see a system that allows more opportunities, but obviously, it's a hot button topic for anyone to have a real conversation instead of political grandstanding.Hispanic tenants are usually good tenants for us and they usually reside in a home for a while because of some of the complications they face in finding housing.

I've only done it for students, recent grads, or recent immigrants.

Hey Mark,I am an attorney who practices real estate and immigration as well as owning a property management company.

Florida has elderly and immigrants, two populations that need protection with their largest and sometimes only asset.

Overall, the population is aging and immigrants are moving in at a much slower pace.

Hi @James Perdomo,Good luck on your journey from one immigrant to another.