Hi allI have been studying and taking time to pick a niche.From all research  made ,I discovered Nigerians are more into 2 niches:  buying of raw land, hold for a while and resell when the value of the property increases in terms of cost.

I just don't want to be one of those that study it for 10 years and never actually do anything!  

Hey guys so I have really been studying the last few months.

If you do go, study something that will benefit your investing that you also enjoy learning about - aacounting and finance are good choices in the business realm, but so are construction management, any  of the engineering fields, and many more majors that i cant think of right now.  

However, I'm tired of constantly taking about investing, studying, reading, etc.

In the meantime, while you're studying hard for your license (Should take a few weeks to a few months), you can go to local real estate meet-ups and get to networking with some people.

-Swiss

You need to study the provincial codes. 

Then you can work as a CPA specializing in real estate and other investors might need you as their CPA, building your network.Last one I can think of is studying law and focusing on real estate related issues such as Probate, Evictions, Divorce, etc.Good luck!

He grew up in Great Falls and for the past 5 years has lived in Reston, VA, close to the Reston Town Center.From a young age, Kevin always had an interest in real estate and eventually developed a passion for the business after reading a variety of real estate investment books and studying real estate & finance at Virginia Tech.