With that being said most podcast and blogs i read say stay away from these areas. 

Get some good organic content posting going--maybe if you have a website, you could post articles from your blog, or if you do flips, people love learning about the process and the before/after pics and videos.

After listening to Biggerpockets podcasts and blogs about the author and his new book on note investing, I went ahead and bought the whole package. 

@Mehmet Deniz Here's a blog post I just wrote on this very topic:How to Determine Fair Market RentHope it's helpful.

Read the books and blogs, find local REI clubs either thru BP or Meetup website.

A lot of DIY tax software is good, but it does require a decent understanding of the tax law to ensure that you are not missing big tax deductions.I would consider reading information that CPAs put out for free on their blogs (you will find a number of good articles through a simple google search). 

the market will determine how much your information is worth when you package it.write a book, do a podcast, start a blog. information sales however is a low cost to entry, most people give out information for free (check out a site called www.biggerpockets.com to confirm).

Possibly Hamilton or Saint Catherines, as well as the Kithcner-Waterloo Area.If there are any blog posts you can recommend i read as they pertain to the Canadian market, that would be greatly appreciated.

Think about a few things when considering investing in upcoming cities 1) Current or future infrastructure projects 2) population shifts over the past 3-5 years and projected population increase/decreases 3) research the area on municipal websites, blogs etc see what people are saying about the area and what local governments plans are.

Tons to learn here on the forums and in blog posts.