You will find a wealth of information here.Also be sure to check out the following local REIA groups.http://ntarei.com/ This group has a general meeting once a month and hosts a lots of workshops for a small fee.

Now with unexpected career transitions, I see this is a great opportunity to move forward into something more rewarding.Outside of my experiences in purchasing personal property and attending expensive real estate workshops this is all new for me.  

There are two big storage rooms, and a divider splinting the basement, which gives it a two room area to bring friends, and to have a workshop in the basement.

one on construction coming up - FYIhttp://www.scorefairfieldcounty.org/workshops

We are both very interetsed in real estate investing and just starting to educate ourselves Via Books, online engines such as BP, and we recently attended Than Merrill's workshop in the city. 

I was going to take the Fortunebuilders workshop next month until I found this web site.

I have read number of blogs, YouTube videos, countless hours of research, deep thinking on RE (big picture stuff), also been to a real estate workshop.

I would then consider living there and renting out the other two rooms for a couple of years to roommates. 2) There is a 700 sq ft garage/workshop (not connected) in the back.

Hello everyone,I recently attended a reals estate investing workshop in my area and I did n't hear anything about the 2% rule or the 50% rule.  

I’ve read books, gone to seminars, and will be attending a workshop in a couple of weeks where I already know that they will charge me an arm and a leg for their mentoring program that I can’t afford.