We had the fire department do a holiday safety talk last October, a driver's training instructor did safe driving in poor weather, with a video. 

Roosters too - the amount of noise they make is no different than any one of my neighbor's barking dogs.I will note though - unless the chickens have a LARGE outdoor run, any grass/vegetation will turn to dirt as they'll eat and trample on anything green.

Outdoor hot tubs are really impractical. 

I was interested in section 8 housing as a investment strategy with a 4-plex and a PM, but if that may be more hassle then I'll opt for the path of least resistance.

Weather you are into fix/flips or buy/holds. 

Of course, cities like Orlando attract many short term renters but wanted to touch base with anyone out there to keep an eye on specific terms or physical damages to property by weather / storms.

Improved landscaping and outdoor space.

From a high level, you'll need to make sure you're meeting Ontario Building Code requirements for ceiling height (and allowed bulkheads), window/living space ratios, egress, zoning (you seem to be good there), insulation - as well as, of course, Fire Code requirements for multi-units (fire-resistance between units, fire-resistant closures, sprinklers, fire and CO detectors, insulation between units).

Then use a metal overlap stairnose for both durability and slip resistance.

Get a glue down with at least a 12mil wearlayer( I would prefer 20-22mil) and make sure it have a good scratch resistant finish such as Aluminium Oxide or Ceramic Bead.