It's why I find behavioral economics so fascinating.All that said, I think there's also an element of the grass being greener on the other side.

Great deals usually have to close really fast though... which is why I'm wondering how quickly you think that I can find someone to fund it?

However I’m looking to also get into a house to live in for the time being that is closer to work.   

Do what you can to get it closer to 700. 

Much easier to handle something closer than further. 

The new property has to be a step up (e.g. larger living area, better schools, closer to work, moving from a TH to SFH, etc.).Good luck.

Would expect vacancy to be slightly less than 10% and maintenance and cap ex to be closer to 15.

So we had an under market tenant for a few years and finally the lease is up and we can get closer to market value.

They don't normally talk to the general public.Vacant properties are an eyesore, but complaining to the city is meaningless unless you want them to cut the grass.

I absolutely love the Rimforest neighborhood, very close to Gregory and arrowhead, the most accessible and closer to skiing than arrowhead or crest line , but I see what you’re saying about rental preference and what they search for.