I like the social aspect of a highrise and the amenities and views would make WFH a whole lot better.One positive about the negatives I just listed above that I have noticed the past 2-3 months of looking, is that with how crazy the real estate market is right now, the high rises do not seem to be participating. 

Until we can freely socialize again, which is hopefully soon, your best option is to go to Meetup.com and call some local real estate club operators.

So wouldn't my earned income be quite low if it's just a  social security and pension check each month? 

My goal is to reach 20k canadian dollars per month by the age of 30 with rental properties and some occasional flips.

Maybe a wellness checkup from Sec 8 social worker is due?

We're a social enterprise that provides end of life computer recycling and data destruction services.

So I was wondering if you knew of any articles and write-ups/blogs, any person to follow on YouTube or social media to learn from. 

The Hampton Roads Landlord Assoc is meeting for the first time in person since COVID for a summer social next Wednesday.

Then they have landing pages sms, social media etc. etc.See a trend?

Said-debt levels are much higher today, and government solvency is at Risk if we sustain higher interest rates for a long term.Not getting too political, but higher costs leads to either default, or a combination of higher taxes and rationalizing social services/entitlements, and reducing the latter is politically damaging.In my opinion, the Fed has a ceiling on interest rates, and I think we’re getting close to it.I also think we won’t know that exact number until we’ve passed it, which we will, and they’ll be back to QE by end of year fixing the damage from “over correcting the response to inflation”.