Sadly, your reply came 2 months after I made my post, leading me to believe there is little to find here for Canadian investors.Maybe my original post wasn't worded right or there is no one out there that actually has anything to say about the topic.

For many, it’s a second chance to buy real estate that can lead to financial freedom.

Which leads to Section 8 housing.

Or to top off the top 10--How about the case you lost your job over actually leading you to the info you need to file such a complaint against all these banks?

Even though there is the ongoing debacle about scams and scammer rings, it is still a high traffic place that could lead to some leads.

The best advice I can ever give a new, or scared investor, is this:Real estate is NOT a "Get Rich Quick" business, regardless of what some people might lead you to believe.

That’s precisely the reason for the angry tone of this post.Consumer sentiment is a leading economic indicator.

Elimination of health and safety hazards (including the resolution of defective paint surfaces or lead-based paint problems on homes built prior to 1978).

once you're well versed in that, pick up another technique to control property.with that being said, the most important skill you can have starting out is getting motivated sellers to call you. all the money and credit lines in the world do know good without a steady stream of leads coming in.

They get me off of the computer and the recliner and lead me to the final goal of being able to spend more time with my family (and my wife doesn't mind me doing all the work I am accomplishing as well :) ).Last month's goals were to paint a room and cover, install and wire into the electrical system smoke alarms, tar paper and shingle the patio.