@Kevin Hunter thank you so much KevinI got it, I will stop dreaming about realtor license rather focus on investment.

We keep going back and forth whether it makes more sense to try and round up the cash to put down on building our dream home on our property, or whether to build the ADU and start renting out the primary house while we put our dream home on hold.

So my point is to dream and dream big, but with your feet on the ground and know that the nitty gritty stuff that happens with real estate on a daily basis is going to be a reality you will be dealing with.  

Owning property has also been a dream of mine and now is the best time for me to start. 

This geographical questions helps you better understand how rental properties fit into your dreams.

You are looking for a dream contractor :D))Licenced , fairly priced, will make your project priority etc...I think pandemic did not slow their business, most contractors I know continue working. 

I read every post he made then continued expanding and learning mostrecently finishing Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Brandon's Rental PropertyInvesting book, and several dozen episodes of the BP podcast.Ifound myself thinking more and more about my future, what I wantedfrom life, what my dreams were.Lastweek I got home and saw an email for Brandon's 90 Day Challengewebinar.

Few months of house hunting and you finally bought your dream house.

A 7% cap rate in Toronto is just a dream for now.

This is not stopping me from pursuing my dream of financial independence.