Just finished Brandon Turner's "The Book On Rental Property Investing" and am looking to either read another book on the subject, or put what I learned into the action.It was a lot to digest for someone who's brand new to real estate investing, but there were a few main takeaways I got from it.1.

I haven't done any research in that area for a couple of months but its hard to digest that rents are decreasing in that area especially when the domain is expanding substantially with office buildings and more employees/employers like facebook. https://www.statesman.com/business/20180906/sources-facebook-to-lease-entire-17-story-tower-at-austins-domain/1  I do know that there are more apartments that came on the market there but the house supply is still the same for the most part except for little infill projects.

My ideas are digested from a bunch of theirs and my own business philosophy. 

There is much here to digest by way of information!

While digesting it all, just keep in mind that some things in the areas of financing, regulations and taxation are different in Canada than the U.S.A. - but the general concepts are universal.You might try reaching out to @Gary McGowan who hosts a monthly REI gathering in the GTA to arrange to drop-in at the next one.

I am giving you the readers digest version on my dinner that I hosted in Buckhead Atlanta with these guys..

Again, I am new to this so there is a good chance I'm not even digesting all of the information correctly.  

I'm not really sure about that one, but the title company is who issues title insurance.)Here's a good article about what title insurance is and why you may want it -- the stuff on Clark Howard's website tends to be pretty easy to digest :)http://clark.com/insurance/buy-owners-title-insurance-necessary-when-refinanc/

Once again hello everyone,I am still a newbie in here, however, I want to slowly digesting and sharing my story with all of us. 

So, I thought I would break things down into digestible parts.