Don’t think about real estate because it is just a distraction. 

I agree that we need to make sure they are not distracting 🤣.

When you're chasing cash-flow there are so many options that you can find yourself distracted in a hurry if you don't fence yourself in my geography, neighborhood quality, population size, etc.  

@Mark Polan I live in Toronto and it is even more expensive than Ottawa, after year of researching I have reached to the following conclusions : If you want to get a real "deal" in Ontario's main cities you have to look for distracted properties and you should be either contractor or know someone who can give you a good discount, buy and rent could easily put you on negative CF. 

My suggestion is to use your time and energy to find another property and don't get distracted trying to do everything yourself.

Prioritize tasks, eliminate distractions, and create a structured schedule to maximize your effectiveness.

Stop putting it off📌 Know what your looking for so that you are anchored by the must-haves and not distracted by the nice-to-haves📌 Take advantage of the power of compounding📌 Think twice before investing in anything with high costs/fees 📌 Diversify your investments.👉 I hope you find these tips helpful!!

Study the market for yourself, highlight everything you read daily, put it into notes, review it before sleep, wake up (don't touch your phone), review it again, while in the state of theta think and condition without distraction, grow, expand. 

It's hard to be good at sales when you only do it part-time, and it can distract you from your day-to-day responsibilities.

I gave up 35 minutes in after it started to smell too much of sales pitch and got distracted by other things.