What's a good way to find deals in Toronto or surrounding cities?

Currently looking for commercial insurance broker in SE region for multi-family and self storage facilities.

I mean, I understand the job from his side of things, but it doesn’t really feel like he’s on my side here, it feels like he’s just in it to get paid (in his defense, he’s quite experienced & one of the top agents in the region, which could be part of the problem, he cares more about being the agent who closed the most deals than about actually helping clients.

ThanksJim, each state/region has different cost per sq/ft for rebuilding properties, so these are just ballpark figures,Apartment grade cost per sq/ft is around $90-$100 per sq/ft, Single Family home is more around $125-$150.  

@Peter Lohmann"In spite of the softening, the market remains, and likely will remain, a healthy region for multifamily development.Ohio State is a large and endlessly renewable renter pool, and it anchors the market’s economy, providing a level of stability uncommon to the Great Lakes Region.

I'm a full-time professional, working as Autonomous Vehicle Test Engineer in Toronto, Canada.

What is standard in another region/state is irrelevant to your transaction. 

I've read some of the Dayton CAFR and it says the Dayton Region experienced recent employment growth since 2013, until a reversal in the fourth quarter of 2018 through the first quarter of 2019.

While that sort of formula can often result in a starting point or point of reference, it is hardly a good indicator of value on its own for a specific property (better when analyzing regional value as a whole).

@Ned Carey @Ola Dantis @Solomon Morris Two questions for you guys:1) Do you have any neighborhoods in the region where you guys are seeing a lot of 2-4 unit homes coming on the market?