The immediate and surrounding area as of 2020 is seeing rapid development and gentrification.

I've found that many people don't factor in vacancy rates, capex, or other data.Which metrics hold the biggest weight in making your purchasing decision?

We have seen rapid growth in jobs and population.

I was able to find out the tile roof was done in 1998 and guessing it wasn't designed for that weight and could either be taken down or reinforced.Appreciate the insight!

Quebec has beautiful mountains and lakes, better than Ontario in my opinion but not as good as BC. with people fleeing the cities due to COVID, they have to go somewhere and Quebec is a nice place to live with many small towns near lakes and mountains.3) Montreal - one of the best cities in North America with a rapidly growing tech scene. this is already triggering an appreciation wave outward from Montreal.4) population boom? 

Rents in my corner of the world have risen rapidly over the past 10 years or so. 

Use your own numbers and don't put too much weight in pro-formas. 

Really dangerous and had to carry dog out and over them as they collapsed under weight and shattered like a dropped planter pot.

Good tenants are worth their weight and gold.

A Six year Navy Veteran that is rapidly approaching the end of my service time.I joined the Navy because I was not in the best financial situation.