Thanks, Raffaele Like Saj Shah implied, go run comps like you normally do, limiting your search to ballpark other Victorian 3-4 unit conversions that are nearby and recently sold, to the greatest extent possible. 

If you buy a large number of properties of the same type, in the same neighborhood, around the same rent range, you are not really diversifying away your risk and a single large layoff at a nearby company could ripple through your entire portfolio.However, if you are buying some multifamilies here, some singles there, some notes, then the increase in number of assets works with you.  

You can find tons of nearby investors you can network with here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/meet

Let me know if you would open to grabbing coffee one Saturday at the same place, same time.

You are in a good area of Ontario for investing with some good BP members nearby to collaborate with.When you post on BP try to hit a few keywords to bring out the locals in Kitchener, Waterloo, Brantford and even Hamilton.Do you have good opportunities in Ohsweken or are you going to venture out to the nearby cities?

It seems like that might be a good solution, especially if there is limited access to materials suppliers, subs, etc. nearby.

Welcome to Biggerpockets @Antonio Suarez You can nearby investors you can connect with here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/meet

Let me know if you would like to grab a coffee.

Are there any nearby Meetups happening any time soon?

If I have a 0.5 acre 3 Bed 1 Bath and the only nearby property that recently sold is a 0.2 acre 5 bed 2 bath what should I do?