@Jerry Quintiliano The Federal Reserve is meeting next week, and most analysts predict a rate hike.

Do you work for the government?

I’d also like to avoid paying the government nearly 40% of my take-home, especially because I’ll be putting so much time and work into these properties myself.

They have a tendency to be a little more independent and not necessarily follow typical federal standards at the state level. 

How is the shift from government employment to self employment? 

With repeated practice you can become very good at almost anything thanks to the internet at a much significant price reduction(it’s a lot of misinformation out here but you have to sort though it) that’s why government is attempting to put restrictions on the usage of internet(LOL). 

Are you trying to put government buildings under contract?

Federal laws and many state laws apply to real estate advertising for agents/brokers.

Canada's welcoming immigration policy, highly-rated education system, and our government support system provide the perfect setup to entice international students. 

I'm hopeful there has to be a way to find a lead even in a hot market, but I'm starting to wonder if I just have to wait for things to cool down... my hesitation with waiting is two-fold: 1) All the market trends and government fiscal policy indicate interest rates will only climb in the near future.