I'm interested in getting a multi-leveled building that has been used as retail and office space right in the heart of a downtown and converting the space into modern apartments for professionals/executives and/or younger/hip crowd.  

The owner of the vehicle contacted me initially asking for money to repair the car.

I want to start buying and holding single family and multi family no bigger than a duplex in the next year or two.

Fredericton & Moncton have always been our personal preference for commercial & multi-res. 

For this market and alternative investment vehicles, I would consider these properties to be solid investments.  

Section 8 seems to have a certain connotation and mental image in multi family conversations.

I manage a handful of multi-family properties from across the country.

I'm a RE agent in Florida and I came across an off market, multi-family investment that is available, however, the seller insists on discretion. 

In short, I am mostly an SFR and small multi unit investor (triplex, fourplex) and have about 10 of them in different markets, managed by different property management companies.

My tenant (tenant 2) in another unit just contacted me stating the tenants responsible for shoveling damaged her car while shoveling the driveway (tenant 1 apparently used the car as leverage to pick up the snow and scratched the other tenant's car in multiple places all down one side of the vehicle).