Single father of two, working a stable job in education technology, and running & 'kind of' managing a small business consulting company on the side.

Like many I've read about already, REI was something I never payed attention to throughout life other than thinking "other people did it" and it didn't hold an interest to me.After catching a Clayton Morris podcast about 2 months ago and then reading Rich Dad Poor Dad, I've become hooked and driven to dive into this new adventure in life.I've been in computers/IT/Technology since 1984, worked at a few companies, ran my own consulting business for 7 years and then re-joined the full time workforce for a client.  

Unrelated to construction, I am also actively a private IT consultant to PriceWaterhouseCoopers, specializing in big data, cloud technologies, legal compliance, and audit controls (Assurance division), and am an experienced paralegal in the areas of corporate and bankruptcy law. 

Starting with the technology - Ha!

Technology has enabled communication with a remote CPA through phone calls, emails, skype etc.

I have a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology.

I've been working professionally in technology for 25 years and I'm looking to get involved in Real Estate (wholesale, flipping and rentals seem the most intersting to me but I'm open to other options as well!)

Don't you just love technology?

I started my career as a carpenter(custom homes and high rise formwork), went to school for civil engineering technology, became a construction estimator (high rise residential and commercial), then a construction project manager (commercial leasehold improvements) and now am involved with building a Light Rail Transit Project in Canada's Capital.I live about an hour south of Ottawa and came to learn about bigger pockets by listening to the podcast during my daily commute to the city.I am looking to get my business started in real estate with rehabbing projects.  

I am currently a college student pursuing a bachelor's degree in "Information Science & Technology".