At first you should figure out what your time frame is and when you need or would like to enter a financing transaction and figure out what each loan product or option requires.Once you have all the options lined up and the requirements for each you can easily execute with confidence.

I’m pretty confident I can change a lightbulb on a rental property without calling a licensed electrician.

You don't have to do a big project but one that allows you to learn.After you are more confident with process then you can move to another market.

You should feel confident walking away if the valuation you set does not meet the seller’s expectations, or comes up short vs. a competitor’s offer.

Like to connect with other investor. keeping an eye on market for a while but still not confident enough to go for the deal Thanks in advance for your comments guys  If any connection /or zoom meeting in Regina /Saskatoon let me know Thanks a lot to Brandon turner for providing a platform/ forum for REIbringing all the people investor buyer seller under one roof This is very 1st post hope i have not broke any rule  

@Dave Foster Thanks for correcting me.

Learn everything you can and be educated for your clients.I commend you on thinking outside the box and throwing this out to the masses, that certainly take courage and confidence.

The rehab is simple and I am confident in my numbers.

It’s never a confidence-building experience for an investor/owner to get a call about a plumbing leak at three o’clock in the morning. 4) Low Occupancy Rates and Limited Renewals When you’re reviewing your rent roll and monthly tenant reports, remember to review renewal numbers.

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