I estimate NOI to be between 15-20k but am just not sure if I am thinking of all basis as I am new to real estate investing.Does anyone have experience in this sector and does this makes sense? 

What is great about this area is the diversity -- medicial, pharmeceutical, aerospace, manufacturing, technology, distribution centers, as well as a recovering sports and convention sector. 

These past 9 months I have made it a very strong goal of mine to transition into the commercial real estate sector, more specifically self storage (for many reasons).

Midwest cities that posted sturdy performance earlier in the health crisis have now fallen to the bottom of the list—Twin Cities (flat rate), Baltimore (0.7 percent), Indianapolis and Kansas City (both 0.8 percent).Single-family rents maintained the advantage over the multifamily sector, with national rents and occupancy up by 12.8 percent and 1.2 percent YoY.

My interests are in the multifamily sector (duplex/triplex mainly) in the Waterloo region (Waterloo-Kitchener-Cambridge), Guelph, Oshawa, and Woodstock as the market in these areas seems to have untapped potential, that needs light-medium rehab, with a 10% cash on cash return (this can vary).I'm obsessed with learning and would greatly appreciate any guidance/mentorship, references to real estate agents/brokers, mortgage agents, attorneies, and accountants to start a team and push on my first venture in real estate investing because I truly feel and as studies show this is how you get wealthy.

Employment sectors have begun to diversify beyond the traditional tourism sector and into more corporate roles.

A worldwide pandemic, social distancing, facemasks, a recession, historic unemployment, evictions, foreclosures, record-setting heat, power blackouts, Black Lives Matter, and a level of social unrest perhaps never seen before, have all changed the way we live and treat each other.

The report takes a "closer look at the non-capital cities capturing investors’ attention" worldwide.

By way of background, I use to play professional soccer, but now work in corporate finance in the real estate sector and figured I might as well attempt to do it on my own!

I work in the Oil and Gas sector with a wage of 220k CAD per year.