Hi Thomas, First I`d like to say I`m a big fan of your postings. You`re always very insightful with lots of great information to offer. Its obvious that you are very passionate about this business! You mentioned to focus on a very small area. I am from Toronto (been here for the past 6 years)...

Invst4profit,Thanks for your tips! I agree with all the things you`ve said. Its something thats easier learned through doing rather than reading. An analogy that a friend once told me is that you can never become the best golfer by reading about it. you can read all there is about it, watch all...

Hi All, I was just curious as what was the first property that you bought like? 1. Age - how old were you then? 2. Price/down payment 3. Location (City, Province) 4. Personal use/rental 5. What mistakes did you make then and what did you learn from it? From that, what did you do differently...

Hi all, Great ideas here! I`m 23 now located in the downtown Toronto core but would love to meet other investors in the area. If you would be interested in meeting up - drop me a line at [email protected] Cheers, Chris

Hi - Thanks for the advice! Annually I earn around $55-60K in a steady financial institutions job. Despite the turns of the economy, luckily, I still have my job. I have around $20K in savings for a downpayment and can raise another $20K from parents. I currently rent a downtown condo at...

Thanks for the response guys. So basically, stop reading and just start "doing" and take action. Apply the Don`s principles and just go with that. Its a common mistake that I make that I try to know everything first before I make the first move. Call it fear or procrastination:P

Hi, I am new to the real estate investing realm and I am very excited to learn more about the topic however I am struggling with where to start. To the experienced investors and other newbie investors out there, what are some good resources or knowledge databases that you have come across that...