And I'd also say that medical professionals are just one slice of the pie when it comes to medium-term furnished rental tenants.

Commercial real estate loans have different requirements and terms, such as shorter terms and longer amortization periods.

Do you think they hold better ROI and long term investment to put on a SFH house hacked property that has enough space for the ADU or do you think it’s better to do the shipping container route for $20k?

I think the answer to this question really depends on a few factors such as your current unit count, location of your properties, long term goals, and how much of your income is based off of your units. 

Ontario is pretty complexed in terms of development

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I would not invest if the good guys are losing ground, but that would run counter to your description that it is an appreciating area.It looks fine to invest in for the information you shared if the long term forecast for the area is safe and stable to improving.

This attracts higher quality, mid to long-term tenants who often take better care of their living space.#3 Higher Rent Potential:ADUs offer an additional income stream, allowing investors to charge higher rents overall.

There is a definite market though.P.s. don't fool yourself with the market near term.

Or even the benefits/cons of that relationship being long term?