Now, on those same blocks are often prewar apartment buildings of much higher density, that could not be built today.

That's nothing but a liability blocking a new home from being there! 

If it’s just the constant barrage of endless texts, just block his phone number.If it’s the texts + you’re worried that he might actually carry through with his threats or start showing up to places you’re at and force a physical confrontation, seek a civil restraining order/order of protection (or whatever they call the equivalent in Canada).

That said, there are blocks that I would stay away from, as a first time investment.

It's in kind of a weird location as houses one street west sell for $300k+ and houses a few block to the east sell for very little.

@Nick PetersIt would be helpful for those of us that are security conscious and block unsigned macros from running in Excel if you digital signed your macros.Scott

My phone number and email are both at the bottom of all my posts in the signature block. 

Managing a rehab is tough from out of state and so is knowing what's a good enough deal to BRRR (often one block can be cheaper then another block, etc.). 

Hey all, I recently was too busy bidding on another property to notice that a property I did like as well went on the block before I lost the one I went to buy.

The moratorium is not a free pass for tenants and it doesn't block eviction.