When working you way through the methodology and lists in Jason's books, just keep in-mind that certain aspects of financing and regulation will be different in BC, Canada (if that is where you plan to operate).Once you have absorbed "book knowledge", I would advise networking to finding an experienced rehabber in, or near-by, the area where you plan to operate and approach her/him about participating in an upcoming flip (you bringing capital to the table) to learn the ropes.Finally, I trust you plan to look elsewhere than Vancouver proper which has a crazily overheated market these days and you will need to command healthy sums of capital to play flipper in most of the City and surrounding 'burbs.

This is a great place to meet new friends and learn about various aspects of real estate and more.

He is great at the structural and damage side of houses, I'm great at the design and financial aspect. 

Welcome to BP community @Lisa Lowery It is a great place to meet new friends and learn about various aspects of real estate and more. 

Welcome to BP community @Chris Aall  It is a great place to meet new friends and learn about various aspects of real estate and more.

It is a great place to meet new friends and learn about various aspects of real estate and more.Wishing you the best!

I'm not sure if this is of any interest to the community here, but from where I sit it's getting to be downright fascinating.With recreational cannabis legal in WA and CO - and momentum toward legalization elsewhere - we can assume there will be more and more people wanting to rent space for sanctioned, licensed growing operations.My experience and knowledge is specific to WA and is focused on the insurance aspect.

However, my primary goal at the moment is to get to know more people in this business and make some friends as I haven't devoted much time in this aspect and it is probably the most important.

I am in the market for a new personal/business computer that I would use for email, bigger pockets and to hold my tax information.I like the idea of the 2-in-one laptop/tablet, but since technology has changed so much since I purchased my last computer, I wanted to get some opinions before I went out and made the purchase. 

I've never seen a house built in the 50's using this technology.