The economy was just starting to take off and the government was all in for tourism.  

I first moved to the U.S in 2001 and landed in Michigan first, but due to the economy crash, my family have relocated to Atlanta to find new opportunities. 

Currently we are under supplied and I do not see us being over supplied unless there is a major shift in the economy.

If the economy were to fall and I lose my job, I'm actually in a better position owning an multifamily than I will be owning a single-family.

As some of us may know, the economy in Canada and the US is not nearly as fundamentally strong as it was in the lead-up to the 1970s, so this would mean there's really no chance of returning to 20% interest rates by our respective central banks.

With the stress of the trade war and a bad economy in China, and I think there will be a bubble busting in the next few years. 

The government and the politicians take credit for bringing back the economy after the big bubble burst @ 2008.

There is not much economy of scale with Property Management (managing 100 units is 100 times harder than managing 1 unit - there are no significant per unit savings when you increase your number of doors as a PM.

Economies of scale ftw. 4) Ask incisive questions.

Normally during a down economy college enrollment picks up so its a win win.