Would like to hear from those who have used different places, PLEASE include who  they are , what you liked or did not like about them,. would you use them again. customer service issues, cost,  turn around time,   and any thing else you want to throw into the mix. 

We had mixed results with SimpliSafe.

I'd love to see something cool or different that people are doing with new construction or rehab, tiny spaces, tandem homes, mixed use...

That mostly has to do with "tech" but those people are aging fast. 

It's also part of the sector plan as Mixed Use.

But the larger fix may be something like a mixing valve or insulating those cold pipes or adding ventilation.

Though, I've done plenty of consulting work for clients in the online marketing/tech space.

When they get down to 5 or better yet 3, then you are talking about finalists.One thing going for Toronto as the only Canadian city (much as I would love it and am skeptical at the same time) on the list is that both the provincial and the federal government can help in crafting the their proposal.OrenHaving worked in the software world for 3-decades - for both the very large and the very small - I'm not convinced that having three levels of government swooning sizeable concessions - or, if you prefer, 'enticements' - to something the size of Amazon will yield anywhere near the economic and intellectual property benefits as investing a similar amount in cultivating home-grown innovation.Roy - I also worked in large & small tech for a couple of decades and agree that there are better uses for the funds then bribing companies to set up shop but it becomes a point of prestige.

Finally, tech flourishes in tech hubs where people interact from different companies and groupings. 

I did receive funds from my parents to purchase investment properties and would like to use a mix of my saving and their help.Thanks.