And spend some time here on the forums every day too, just browsing around and reading different peoples questions and responses.It won't be long before you start to come up with a rough draft on what real estate investing path you would like to pursue.

Try this google link to get a list of topics to browse relating to BP Wholesaling in/from/about Canada.

It's interesting to browse the MLS and laugh at some of the asking prices out there.

Also, if anyone has some tips on a marketplace for multifamily up to 300k, feel free to share ;) I'm just browsing around randomly on realtor.com to see whats out there at the moment.

Land costs and financing terms seem like the big differentiators.Are there any major syndication websites that I could browse for this sort of thing?

I'd like to browse deals without bothering them too much before finding something I'm actually interested in.

Start browsing homes online, and pay attention to the details, so you can make a list of all the features you do and don’t like.

What’s the inventory like and if it still has potential.I did some very quick browsing on VBRO and saw a lot of open days/weeks.  

I've also browsed LoopNet and have found properties that are way more affordable than what's in the Denver metro area, but I don't yet have the connections or the market knowledge to make it happen.

I’d also recommend mixing in some motivational/business books such as:- Rich Dad Poor Dad- Cashflow Quadrant- Think and Grow Rich- How to Win Friends and Influence People- The 4-Hour Work Week- The Richest Man in BabylonOnce you’ve read a lot of these books, listened to the podcasts, browsed blog posts, posted on the forums, attended local REI clubs, talked to other investors, analyzed several properties, etc. you should feel a lot more confident with your knowledge.