Currently, I'm looking into the company REI Nation.

I am very passionate about time and financial freedom so that I can be the husband and father that my wife and children deserve.I will admit, the idea of actually starting is pretty frightening, but the thought of never starting due to the fear of failure is even worse.

Quote from @Stevo Sun: Quote from @Coban Scott: Does anybody have an idea on the best places in Canada for a new real estate investor to start out?

I'm a wholesaler/flipper and it's been going well but I'm now trying to start grabbing prospects from the tax deliquent list that I grabbed from my county.

To Service or Not to ServiceIn the world of distressed second mortgages, we use servicing companies for two main reasons.

I think that the red flag for me is when a syndicator who has no/few exits starts living it up. 

I have never really understood why.I recently was speaking with yet another specialist who put it to me this way;  In Canada, companies are taxed the lowest and individuals the highest.

I've been listening to the Rookie Real Estate podcast for the past several months and finally decided that I want to start my real estate journey with the assistance and support of this platform.

Talk to a local towing company to see what you need to do to get them to help you enforce it (ie what signage do they need so they can tow if you call with a complaint)?

The only thing I would anticipate needing in terms of capital expenses in the next few years would be a new HVAC unit which is on the older side, but we have already budgeted for that and have a service contract with a company that manages our HVAC, water heater and oil tank.Am I crazy for thinking that a property management company would be an unnecessary expense in my case?