I'd like to expand my portfolio and would like to get in the multi family rental properties and this move will shift the demographic to downtown Aurora which make me concern about the tenants and exactly what you've brought up, which other areas you'd think multi family property had better potential tenants besides downtown Aurora ?  

So maybe should I think about shifting my focus to flips in good areas ?

In terms of vendor management, I have been using the same team since 2010 - so we have a fairly seamless process. 

Hazim said, and agents noticed a shift in the market right away.First, there were fewer home listings than normal because of Covid-19 fears.

You're paying more for a property than someone else would have several years back, and if the economy shifts your property value is going to drop.

Technology advancements such as email, phone calls, skype has enabled communication with a remote CPA to be seamless.

Once you cross into the second year, the warranty then shifts focus to the mechanical components, lasting up to the end of that second year.

Different world now, this type of market shift can easily result in 10-20 years to recover when something gets that out of whack, sort of like the oil well running dry in a Barron Texas town, everyone picks up and moves and never comes back.

We have shifted to buying and rehabbing commercial buildings at the present time.  

Of course, this comes out of your taxes later, but it is a way of shifting money around so that your monthly expenses are lower.