I do not know the area well but I don't think of Greektown as hot area for young professionals. 

A oil fired boiler , a water conditioning system , an oil fired hot water heater , a 4 zone mini split  system , 2 sump pumps , a refrigerator and the stove .

Nowadays we have so many resources available so we can dip our toes in the water first before completely diving into an industry.

With that mind...2. the water from the roofline then drops to soil right on the ground used for landscape plants.

Specifically:“The management of the property necessarily involved alterations and repairs…..it was also necessary to furnish elevator service, heat, light and water which required regular and continuous activity and the employment of labor, the buying of material and many other things which come within the definition of business”.

My investor wants me to manage his projects but so far we haven't found a flip because the market is so hot. 

Then you'd have to make sure there is no mold or other water damage that was caused by the leak. 

Therefore, heat, gas and water are ALL paid by landlord.

I am from Montreal.Beautiful city and like Linda mentionned, the jobs are growing.Its a hot market right into the city and it will come a little bit hotter in the month's coming.I would suggest to have a look in a micro market out of montreal like North or South.In north have a look for St-Sauveur, Mont Tremblant, Charlevoix( near Quebec city).More south east have a look for  St-Jean sur le richelieu, St-Hyacinthe, Bromont, Granby, Magog and Sherbrooke.Those place are all beautiful with a very good potentiel for airbnb.Good luck!

I'd much rather that large hot with 3 creams from McDonalds.My bet (and I reserve the right to be wrong) is that the most important ingredient in a gourmet shop is marketing.