Otherwise I can always consult the Land Register for my province but each search costs 1$, which can add up quickly.

I’m not in your area but I would suggest think long term relationship rather than quick money.

I think if your goal is to go deal then focus on learning the market or markets you want to invest in so that you KNOW when a deal is a deal and can act quickly.

I heard somewhere (maybe a BP guest) that if you can find a new Starbucks locations, you can safely follow. 

A quick search of google using a term like "indianapolis turnkey investment properties" will get you quite a few good results.  

Hi @Steve Reiley,I also wanted to get through the course/material as quick as possible so I went the online route.

My quick tips/advice:Get a HELOC on your home before you move if you have some equity established in it.  

Specific advice: If you had 100k cash saved up today and you were a Newbie in Real Estate (with good risk tolerance, no kids or wife and in a safe financial situation where I can afford my basic needs and don't need to work for the next 3 months), how would you spend it? 

Just a quick background.

I'd say my hardest lesson learned is overestimating how quickly a new property will reach my revenue goals.