No restrictions or caps on supply, and I don't expect the City to revisit this anytime soon as it was about a 3 year discussion that I think council is happy to put in the rear view mirror. 

Expect 1 of 3 things1.

@Adam Bartomeo in the area where the property is, for the smaller units, it is common expectation that all utilities are included with the rent.

Now I'm not sure if this indicates some demand because I wouldn't expect to get MTR inquiry every single day.

If you are leaning towards using a property manager or think you may at some point, just make sure you budget for that in your analysis so that your cash flow figures are taking that potential expense into account.Since this would only be your first property, I don't think you need a professional hiring firm--it would probably be more beneficial for you to do the interviewing yourself to be sure that you set expectations properly, are aligned, and can work well together.

People are now engaging AI tools to ask questions and expect a response in a natural conversation format than go through a myriad of links.

Contact YOUR insurance provider and ask for a recommendation and/or requirement to ensure you meet their expectations.3.

Just don't expect the wild returns you see some on these forums report.

It's interesting how everything will play out, I actually don't expect significant rate cuts until next year but who knows.

Hey Daniel,We specialize in market rate rents and don't wade in the section 8 market but having a good property management company is paramount to placing good tenants and setting the right expectations for how the rental property should be treated while the tenant is living there.