That said, many have read his books and taken the seminars; some of those have actually benefitted (read: made money).I found Douglas Gray's "Making Money in Real Estate" and "The Canadian Landlord's Guide" to be more useful reads.I would also recommend George Dubé and Steve Cohen's "Legal, Tax & Accounting Strategies for the Canadian Real Estate Investor".If you want a Canadian flavoured references / text book on commercial real estate, then you should shake your piggy bank and get a copy of Pierre & Claude Boiron's "Commercial Real Estate Investing in Canada".  

“Variety's the very spice of life, that gives it all it's flavour.”

Quebec is so intensely reliant on government employment (but, also gets catered to by federal government no matter what flavour because there’s nearly 80 ridings there).

Question was similar to the ice cream flavour mentioned above.

The occasional batter, interesting comments and randomness do add some flavour to the community.

@Jacob KnowlesAfter the last ~24 months of pump & dumping the latest flavour of the week acronym style business plan I’d say most folks are just waiting on their 200%+ return of capital through refinance..?

I'd like to strike a balance, but also try and analyse things what they are really worth.Can you really tell the difference between individual flavours?

Instagram has become equivalent to the late night informercial for real estate “educators” that make their $ primarily off being a “brand partner” or “coaching” not real estate investments and they’re hocking whatever this week’s flavour of acronym is as a complete functional business plan.... and thousands of people are falling for it.