Article from Canadian Real Estate Wealth http://www.canadianrealestatemagazine.caEconomic aftershocks of Brexit will keep Canada mortgage rates at record lowsBMO Capital Markets sounded the alarm on the implications of the “leave” vote in yesterday’s Brexit referendum, saying that the repercussions of the British electorate’s decision would certainly be felt across the Atlantic and the world over.As reported by David Akin for the Toronto Sun, ever-plunging rates caused by the economic aftershocks of the British polls would mean that Canada’s housing markets might see continuous and even intensified activity.

Congratulations on taking the plung and happy future investing.

I am sure you spent your time learning the market before taking plunge but I should also add that any one who was smart enough to get into the market back at the depths of recession had a great ride up.

I'm not sure if I should keep my powder dry and keep looking or take the plunge. 

I'm  from Georgia and looking at this forum give me hope to take the plunge in the next few months.

The choice often becomes invest in yourself to get started or just think about it and never take the plunge.

My partner and I are brand new...well we've been reading, talkin', procrastinatein', listenin', learnin' for some time now...but we are ready to take the major plunge.

Ideally, I'd like to deal strictly in buy-and-hold rentals, but to start out in this area/market it looks like rehabs is the way to go for now.So finally, I am ready to take the plunge by purchasing my first rehab and plan to chronicle the process in detail from a first-timer's perspective once things get moving a bit.

I finally took the plunge and in about 2 weeks I will be a fully licensed real estate agent!

I am an aspiring buy and hold real estate investor and have been doing a whole lot of reading books and listening to podcasts and am ready to take the plunge before the analysis paralysis fully sets in.