"This lawsuit against Trump tower in Toronto linked below is ludicrous" Except it's real (and expensive) to the people involved. It's called "real life".

Yes, I'll post some good links. I'm not a real estate agent by the way.

Sure, post the same old media outlets instead of being here on the ground. I didn't hear these media outlets talk about huge gains 4 years ago. I did hear them talk about oil and resource busts though. So why put up with $200 cashflow/unit in economies that are a cycle away from trouble...

Ok, Adam. I hope this helps and answers your concerns. As you seem very unhappy where you are, doing what you are doing. I would be too in such a declining market that saw it's peak years ago. Personally, I would not invest in Waterloo and would suggest people currently there sell...

"hear hear .. but neither are the wages (they are lower in GTA)" Except they are not. The GTA has a very diversified economy and it's easy to find a job, and, after a while, find a good job. And the company might be owned and run by your very own ethnic group so you can use your true native...

Certainly. While Waterloo faces landlord licensing, increased competition from university owned housing, the decline of RIM, and the wear and tear of students, we have many investors who have done extremely well investing in the Greater Toronto Area, especially the northern part of the GTA...

There is Money to be made...argh..

Looks like is was a terrific meeting. Meeting to help landlords are needed!

With all due respect, I don't think Thomas has lived in the GTA. Things have changed dramatically. Five years ago newcomers were buying houses for 0% down with few income or resident checks. Now? Mortgage rules are a lot tougher. Meaning... a huge amount of qualified tenants in the...

I'm new here and happy to read about these types of meetings. There are so many 'bad' tenants in Ontario who use abuse the system...and there are even more great tenants out there. Smart, professional, serious investors working with the best professionals can do very well in Ontario, as...