Countries are desperate to spur growth because without it they face a bad, bad deflationary future due to the large debt positions they carry.

There are still parts of the country where multifamily makes sense.

We are working on a couple of leads in the U.S.A. rust-belt & midwest and another couple here at home.We've been monitoring other parts of the country, but most places are more expensive (and out-of-step with reasonableness) than the Maritimes.

i'm going to country recorders office right nowI was going before for nods but realized the whole world was marketing to that list but more importantly people tend to find out ways to sit in there house as long as possible will post what I found out afterwards here to share

I had the alarm hooked up on a country property about 6 months ago.

      OK I would like to get some advice I have a completely paid off house Proxima appraisal is about $134,000 I bought it as a fix and flip I was going to use the profits and go buy a  more fixing flips-but I found a multi family that is A 15 unit five vacancies 10 full rent for 675 a month this property owner lives out of the country.

House in the country near my parents is vacant and has been for several months.  

Voted best beach in the country by a number of publications.

I just wanted to run some of my information here and see if I could get some insight on where I stand in making this goal a reality or if I need to re-evaluate my timeline.Basic Background informationBusiness Degree from respected universityRoughly 10 years of professional work experience with several fortune 500 companies  Currently working PT for large restaurant group in Metro ATLlooking to open brand new start-up concept in metro Atlanta or Charlotte areasPopular food concept is sweeping across the country in large popularity, but still not a true presence in these locations.

I know many investors from CA who invest inward into the country to get a much better ROI.Good luck on your next deal!