I wouldn’t personally invest in a market where the tenant laws are such that you can go unpaid for a prolonged period without the ability to evict which is the lens I wrote my reply through.

@Erik Stenbakken makes sense - I really appreciate you thinking out loud hereI worry a bit that investors are applying a residential lens to what is really a hospitality business. i.e., assuming STR returns will be as non-volatile as LTR returns during an economic downturn.

Note that number 2 and number 3 should be appropriately evaluated through the lens of significant risk and that you may not be successful.

Second, you should look at this through an owner occupied lens.

It doesn't make good business sense to me but maybe I'm looking through a biased lens?

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Now, for you to join the cohort of the country who invest and save their money, you need a new way of thinking and a new discipline and approach to a life-your job here is to distort the lens in which you've seen the world up until now. 

The rural path has a very focused lens https://www.alberta.ca/assets/....

I agree it is how much you want it and not to let your dreams fog your lens.

Hey @Abraham Shamosh - what @Abel Curiel already mentioned but also every investor looks at a deal from a different lens.