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".  

I am just southwest of you here in Grays Harbor county, but born and raised in Seattle.You will find that that the members here are very helpful and can answer any questions you may have. 

There are often gray areas as well without solid case law precedent and thus you have to do your best to navigate things properly.

There is still a ton of gray area and I have a lot of questions.I am planning on starting with wholesaling, but eventually move into rehabbing after building a strong team to help along the way.

I'm located down in Grays Harbor, but there are a good number of Western Washington folks around the site, so definitely connect with them as they welcome you to the site!

Graigies are the new beige:) Meaning anything neutral with a gray tone or just gray itself.

Are you looking to do double close wholesales, or something that's less in the gray area?

There is no gray area, you are either across the fence or you are not, you are either compliant or you are not.

Installed it in a living room in one of the gray hues. 

I'm looking to invest in Point breeze, grays ferry, fish town, northern liberties, west oak lane, and Brewerytown