I was wondering, if you currently own a multi unit property (let assume 5 units, 4 with the same surface one a bit smaller),  let's say bought for $500.000 and you only sell one unit for $170.000, how the capital gain...

I know this is a passionate subjectI think the issue is the business owner (landlord) should be free to assess the risk themselves on an individual basis. 

What qualities are the most important, and what are your expectations for the individual. 

Any objections based on the economic environmental or the individuals portfolio makeup or risk tolerance I tell them I’m not a financial planner, financial advisor, or wealth manager,; I’m a real estate specialist.

I don't mean this is a harmful way, I mean this in a financial advise way.  

Individual lenders are allowed to be more restrictive.

One thing to note when looking at the individual markets, you can make or loose money in any market.

We just did something similar, but had individual contracts because buyers may not be the same person and you need to know what you are paying for each house/property.

Then you take into account who holds the deed on the property(personally or in a business entity) and you are looking at protecting your individual assets or your investment.

We have confirmed that in Ontario, an individual can not be refused residence based on age, including individuals who are 16 or 17 years old and are no longer living with their parents.