Not many new properties show up on the market in the multifamily sector (on the MLS at least).

You can have just about ANY job so long as it is in the non profit sector.

Low life’s can be in any economic sector it seems.

I’m getting my license so that I can increase my income and knowledge to be able to do deals, but I want to stay heavily in the investment sector if possible, and was wondering if you guys even use home inspectors, and if not why?

Hi I manage a company that raises money through the private sector via a PPM.

We deal mostly in the public sector, doing corporate housing for all bureaus of the Gov. 

Evictions are nearly impossible with the LTB having a hidden agenda to prevent evictions and pass housing responsibilities along to the private sector.

In all sectors construction is expensive right now.

Governments rightly look to private sector to provide and manage housing supply, bringing tax incentives for both parties. 

I have done some research into top expanding and emerging markets from PW/ULL and over the past few years Columbus has been continually growing and a hub for new migration among recent graduates and young professionals, which has contributed to my goal of working in the multifamily sector of the commercial real estate market.