The best areas to invest are where you can merge the best teams on the ground with the right market climate.

My target area is multi-units in the Ottawa region, but I think any cold climate rural area in Canada (Toronto, Montreal, Regina, Calgary, etc) would have the similar cost parameters.Question 1: Natural Gas Most multi-units I review have centralized hot water tanks and furnace to heat the entire building.

Especially in this current climate. 

The political climate of that area and the laws that favor tenants rights over land lord rights or the general lawlessness going on right now would be enough for me to want to move my business elsewhere. 

Being creative and efficient in how the structures are built can have the numbers looking pretty good depending on your approach.The climate of the city as far as its tenant protections are concerned aren't likely to change and the cost of construction is equally unlikely to dip too much.

its amazing.Now to be fair.. in super cold climates your range is stunted.. 

A person that's blind needing a seeing eye dog and also some sort of anxiety disorder needing an ESA, and are two different animals.While this is unlikely, I did have several inquiries recently from potential applicants saying they have multiple service animals. 

Significant cost factors include: property taxes, insurance costs, state income taxes, property age and construction and climate.

I imagine that had the economic climate had not changed this conversation might look different.