@Wayne BrooksThanks for the info.

Lots of great info in the forums and potential partners. 

@Ralph NoackOntario is huge.. you can drive 20 hours and still be in Ontario.. you need to narrow down to Region..And btw you can go to CBRE and find Canadian Cap Rates in major cities.. they release new info every quarter..Your welcome

I keep an excel log of pages and dates started and completed with author and publication.CCIM can be good info.

Keep in mind some properties are economically obsolete … along with functionally obsolete.. be careful.. in this day and age with the internet and this irrational exuberance to be landlords there are not many markets that are totally under the radar that are viable.. 

I give that type of info to my accountants, they understand the goal, tell me how to put it in QBs, and make it happen and it is generally pretty good plan. 

I am definately following this forum to see if anyone out there does have that info.

I guess what I am asking for is advice on what someone of my age could do right now to start getting into the industry.

anyone over the age of 18 must fill out a.n application no matter what!

This should be analyzed on a market-by-market basis because the reasons for rent growth and appreciation differ from market to market.Here's more info on Sacramento if you're interested:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/621/topics/590913-rent-growth-in-sacramento-is-triple-the-national-average