It may not have to be your own money, in a more liberal definition of investor.A wholesaler, or more specifically, a contract flipper, is by definition not an investor since he invests neither his own money or anyone else's money under his control.  

As technology has developed, more and more state of the art marketing strategies have emerged.

Here is what I do not get and PLEASE explain this to me.Marketing is an art and a science.A TON of research goes into this and big companies spend MILLIONS of dollars to do it right.

Marketing is an art that needs to be practiced.

Which is great if you’re looking for renters that can have good incomes and pay on time. however they live their lives off of spreadsheets and they are just naturally less inclined towards the arts.

This of course makes no sense in Ontario where electricity rates are some of the highest in North America and destined for ever greater heights due to the Liberals' mismanagement of the electricity system allegedly under their 'green' initiatives.

No contract-state of the art system.

I normally try to buy a property each year.I currently own 6 units, and my own house, and also in the process of buying a 3 units property, hopefully we will close it soon.However, I decided to get into Flipping side of it, has investor friends around me, unless I find an awesome deal on rental side, I only want to focus on flipping since rental side is becoming more time consuming every day.So, I would like to be art of BP community in anyway I can.Let me know if you need help on anything.

But I think most questions can be answered with this:We need a mentor.I have a bachelor's degree in liberal studies with minors in psychology and sociology, and my fiancé Dana (26) has a bachelor's degree in psychology with a minor in neuroscience.

We know people are more liberal with their $ budgets when it comes to college.