My husband and I have 4 rental properties, and we're strategizing on the best way to protect our personal assets.

Don't be discouraged by the Inglewood market, it is tight but using strategic offers you can beat investors.  

in 2013, we sold our house in Toronto since my wife and I were both on disability benefits and we couldn't afford it anymore. We paid off all our debts, put 100K on 5-year GIC, and got C$80K LOC. We bought a rental du...

But, between those "maybes" and being knee deep in this, pushing back the date here would still win out.I could actually get away without paying for the 2 weeks of relocation, between friends, family.The June time off is strategically placed at my job, I might have a harder time taking time off in July, but could swing a few days to tackle the big tasks. 

Im trying to really organize my learning strategy to figure how to further get an edge trying to be a real estate investor while also working to get a strong job in the CRE space post grad by finding internships and building relationships with employers.I know that is a lot, but any advice on how to be morer strategic with learning and growing in real estate?

We have a course for arbitrage here: WIshstr.com/educationHowever, I think owning real estate is the best way to go for long term strategic growth.

I'm a big believer in actually having some equity and leveraging it smartly to make strategic and considered moves.

We are now expanding after we just merged with NSIC National Strategic Investment Corporation and we now have several investment venues including but not only Commercial and Residential and investment in anything but Bonds and Stocks.

You could pay a local farmer to till up a few strategically placed 2-5 acre food plots and market it to hunters.

You should be strategic in building your network to meet your goals/needs. 3 - Yes, but we limit the number of requests you can have outstanding at one time.4 - Yes.