Now, if you grow terribly bored with your present workload and want to immerse yourself in Canadian taxation ... or maybe just taxation concerns for Canadians playing the U.S.A. sandbox ... 

For now focus on getting really good at finding buyers and good deals.First step is to educate yourself on the business and your market.You really need to immerse yourself and learn all you can.

During these two years, I listened to all of the podcasts, read the guides, bought RE books, and immersed myself in education.

Build a world class Montessori and Immersion early education and daycare for every inner city child like the Kamehameha Schools.Milestone #6.

I learned so much while immersed in these different cultures and connected with hundreds of interesting people along the way, including many digital nomads. 

This type of thing just gets rid of the people that are not immersed in the industry.

Just getting started, I would recommend a sort of immersion therapy where you're surrounded by investors, Realtors and lenders that can guide you along that aren't selling anything.Here's a good example of what I'm talking about. 

I saw Bigger Pockets podcast that before i invest any money into any courses i should invest my time and do the following:1.Listen to 100 Episodes of a real estate podcast-bigger pockets2.Read 15 Real Estate Investing Books3.Engage in at least 100 Bigger Pockets Conversations4.Take a Dozen real estate investors out to lunch or coffee.5.Analyze 100 real estate deals, walk through a dozen open houses and attend at least 3 meet ups6.Live responsibly by spending 70% or less than what you earn.So here i am 99 more Bigger Pockets conversations :)Really looking to immerse myself with everthing investing in real estate.Another reason i think is securing financing for a first flip.

That is another reason I want to be and agent also because I will be immersed in the industry. 

So, find an awesome team to work with, it's a great way to hit the ground running and have mentors at your side.Two, recently I have immersed myself in the Bigger Pockets podcast.