A single bed in a hostel here in town runs between $11 to $20 per night, depending on the location and attractiveness of the property.

Often times, families use this wealth to allow their children to seek better opportunities internationally in places like Canada.I've attached a link below to an article outlining the University of Windsor's plan to attract even more students from India; keep in mind, they are already a huge part of our university population.https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/uwindsor-fi...I think we will slowly see rents rise in core university rental areas as demand continues to outstrip supply

Of course, that carries a risk, but waiving home inspection and financing contingencies will make your offer far more attractive. 

Therefore for apartments you want to strive for buying ones that you know you can increase the NOI of after you buy it (forced appreciation).

We are going to see less and less 0% interest options and more and more increases in interest rates. 

I like the economic growth Ocala is seeing and I also think it will attract more people looking for hurricane safe / sea level rise safe havens.

By the end of this assignment (I move again June 2021), I will have 3 properties netting ~$1700/mo.My question is, on my timeline I have another 14 years of active income to turn into passive income - should I start rolling my $1700/mo back into my mortgages to increase cash flow from rents, or should I focus all of my funds on acquiring new properties?

., to increase my net worth and cash flow. 

I’ve visited NB and NS many times and have always been attracted to it, to add to that, the cash flow from properties there seems to be far more interesting than anything I can find around Montreal.

This seems really high to meXCan this amount increase after closing?