There are a ton of permutations on that theme and techniques, but that is the core. 

Have to say I'm sorry to see new investors being pulled into such scammy techniques not understanding principles of real estate, how the market sets prices in equity, what happens after a sale contract is made where a seller relies on performance and how liable wholesalers are for damages, not to mention the potential of illegally acting as an agent without a license. 

the brrr is a technique that would let you continue to scale up your property count with the same amount of capital. 

Feel free to share anything you think might help.Also, I am curious if the ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ and US technique of buying properties under a business works here in the Canadian market?

Before the auction, you can make up the payments in the arrears and take over the monthly payments using a technique called a subject-too purchase.

Know that you will suck at this but practice builds technique Go get em 

Listen to the BP podcast with Dion McNeely and use that technique to use Rentometer to set your new rents.5.

I think once you've read the relevant books and gotten a familiarity with the principles and techniques of investing, be it buy and hold, flipping, or BRRRR, it's time to then avoid analysis paralysis and jump right in, starting with that first deal. 

I'm hoping that some of you might share the letter and technique that you use to make first contact with a potential seller.  

There are some techniques to doing auto/ rv storage that’ll make your life easier.