I'm looking to purchase some multifamily buildings in Ontario, preferably looking at around 10 units or so.I'm analyzing some potential deals and there are some well-priced properties, but the downside is that they are severely under-rented (for example, they're around $750 average, compared to market rents of ~$1,300).Anyone who is familiar with Ontario knows the regulations are heavily skewed towards tenants, with tough eviction processes and rent controls.

I havent worked with them or heard of them either, and I work pretty heavily in the investment space in Bakersfield.

I have auto messages setup, kind of leaned heavily on Hospitable's recommendations and it seems to be working well so far, so now I am just fine tuning the messaging.  

But yeah, my trying to do that would totally fail unless I was 1) heavily involved, and 2) hired people specifically to oversee that 

A lot of markets are heavily saturated and due for a correction (personal opinion, I'm not a fortune teller) as a result of this it's really hard to find a good deal on the MLS where you can use conventional financing to get the job done.

If the property is not close to where you live I heavily suggest outsourcing your PM.

If you are an equity/debt partner or know one please feel free to reach out as we'd be happy to be heavily involved in these projects however we don't currently have the capital to complete these projects ourselves otherwise we probably would do most of it in house.If you are a developer or know developers who might be interested please tag them and invite them to this conversation.

I am heavily invested in Chattanooga, Knoxville, and just outside of Nashville.

If everyone is wondering where I get the A/B/C/D ranking please check out the great book Multi-Family Millions by David Lindahl.I also scoped out some leveled land which had me thinking that development was on its way. 

We do not experience this issue much, but we are not heavily concentrated in the low income areas either.