Having said that, there are some pockets near the RTA off Superior and those that border Cleveland Heights can be ok but the rest of it, stay away. 

Hello Bigger Pockets Community!

I am looking forward to connecting with the Bigger Pockets network. 

I am reviewing the spreadsheet on bigger pockets on how to pick a market to start investing.  

I have already had the pleasure of speaking with a few of you from Atlantic Canada here on bigger pockets. perhaps we can use this thread or create one to help with current issues problems or solutions to issues and challenges we face thoughts? 

Meetup.com is a good resource for those but some of the groups will also post here on Bigger Pockets Marketplace too.

They worry about a large homelessness crisis during a pandemic when homelessness can easily be avoided by simply moving in with relatives and family members, taking on roommates to share the cost of rent, or moving to a cheaper apartment.Now a lot of landlords are going to be out of rent for an entire year, not to mention depreciation on the properties due to neglect and damage and wear and tear which these landlords will have to pay out of pocket to fix if they want to sell their properties in the future or rent it to someone else once the eviction moratorium is lifted.

I think you get a lot of information and can ask all the questions you need in the Bigger Pockets bootcamp along with Avery's book! 

Will rent out the unit we’re leaving which covers about 65% of our new mortgage, if we pocketed it but that stays in the rental fund. 

Keep that HELOC in your back pocket for furnishing and make ready expenses on your next STR.