I think it is, but it is not the same BRRRR method investors are used to.The Changing Real Estate LandscapeThe real estate market has fundamentally shifted since the period from 2017-2020, which was marked by relative stability in terms of interest rates, demand, and supply.

But there are many issues at hand in CRE apart from the underlying fundamentals of real estate that come into play when making investment decisions like cost of capital (which varies by party), investor motivations (arbitrage, tax, etc) amongst other items. 

@Cameron Chambers there are lots of things you can do to go beyond newbie and before buying your first propertyFill in your BP profile... it's currently emptyBecome an expert in analyzing dealsBecome an expert in market analysis Learn all you can about a specific market or type of investingWhile partners certainly value experience, knowledge and sound fundamentals go along way.

Lots of ways to slice, but I think we all fundamentally agree that having $ in your pocket at the end of each month is a good foundation to start with. 

Unfortunately, if we dig deeper in both the history of rent control and the economic fundamentals at play the idea of bringing this piece of legislation to solve rising rents single handily falls short of it’s intended results.⁣⁣Think of where rent control is currently in force and where the rental market is currently fairly open, think of cities like New York, Toronto, Vancouver, San Francisco etc.

When considering investing in other markets, look for markets with strong economic fundamentals, such as job growth, population growth, and low unemployment rates.

Markets with strong fundamentals will attract investors, thus people will compete and drive returns down.

If purchase decisions are based on the fundamentals and performance of a property, without appreciation being a factor, I personally believe Moncton is still a viable market. 

@Jacob PerezI'm by no mean an economists, but from what I've learned from Don Campbell, it makes me think that just "demand" cannot be a fundamental economic driver.

Trying to understand how do we go about finding the right place to invest which meets the fundamentals.