Quebec is so intensely reliant on government employment (but, also gets catered to by federal government no matter what flavour because there’s nearly 80 ridings there).

The property is a 3.5 hour plane ride away in upstate NY and I've never been to the town. 

With the SHTF we are in for a wild ride of unpredictability, which even seasoned and well capitalized local investors will be challenged with.

I'd take those blighted properties and create affordable housing (ideally using the new forgivable loan through the PHDC's Rental improvement Fund) and let it ride for 10-20 years while the area goes up, up, up. 

If you’d like to have dinner or take a boat ride some time Ryan and I would be delighted to make a connection! 

We still have a long way to go here in Daytona and the ride so far has been amazing...and while we don't know what the market in general will do, I see a lot of reasons why Daytona is primed for continued growth:1.

The basic principle of investing is, to do leveraging when interest rate is low with fixed-rate debt; and ride the wave until it hits ceiling ; but when the wave change course, a better option is to do deleveraging/consolidation.

Let it ride? 

After couple of years of roller coaster ride, finally I found a good contractor.

I used to ride my bike all over the city so I know most areas pretty well.)