:) You are not alone in the drive to buy rentals before a "market recovery".

Its not a one size fits all that is not entirely fair to the people making 98K a year who lost assets but the recovery would be almost instantaneous.Mortgages would continue to be paid, ccard and bank debts being paid off, savers who didn't lose much or any would probably make new investments or spend some of it because of the expected increased demand.

The market crashed everywhere but London in 2007/8 and is nowhere near recovery.

I like that you have big goals and an athletic background.  

A week later, I see her and one of her daughters joined my $200/month athletic club.

@Nasser Aliseed first off, let me say I’m keeping you in my prayers for a full recovery.

so will be hard to find good tenants, and with inventory in street, there will be a war to get them.Hopefully i am wrong and we will live a V shape recovery...  

The Mindful Athlete" by George Mumford"Principles" by Ray Dalio"Third Circle Theory" by Pejman GhadimiI could go on and on haha...

Currently we are experiencing a dramatic boom part of the real estate cycle, however history has proven this is cyclical and eventually will see a downturn, we just don’t know when.It will show you all the factor that lead to each part of the cycle - boom, bust and recovery and will cover the metrics you should use to evaluate where in the market cycle your area is in (or area of interest).BC is generally hard to cash flow in the more desirable areas, but Calgary and Edmonton are looking pretty good these days.  

Close to shopping, restaurant, public transportation, schools, church, town athletic fields, and the sportsman's club.