I hear rental is at a very short supply with all the craziness going on.

The market in TO has become increasingly difficult due to low supply.

I've been looking into investing down here myself as well, as there's an endless supply of tenants(not necessarily all good ones) thanks to the three colleges in the area.

After all, he is supplying all the funding.  

Both of the links supplied work with real estate investors.

I have a large professional network that comprises every stage of the investment lifecycle, including GC's and Construction supplies at prices that only larger institutions get. 

Never ending supply of students.

It rents for $900/month.  2 months into it we did end up spending $800 to cut a tree down in the back yard.There aren't an endless supply of these sorts of deals but I can pick 1 up every 2-6 months.Not sure if I meantioned this in this thread or in another, but here are some basic equations I use to decide whether or not to buy/what I require from a property before I am interested.At max I pay 60 X monthly rent. 

SFR appreciation depends on local supply/demand fluctuation but you have no control over it except for buying that SFR in disrepair and fixing up the the neighborhood standard.

In the beginning, you'll have to do a lot of research and fieldwork to find out the supply and demand.