I have been surfing through the web to figure out how I can start but I haven' really gotten anything helpful.

@Thomas Hickey, at a high level, you were taught correctly, and just because a seller is asking way more than the building is fundamentally worth, doesn't mean you should pay up.

No more are the days of stock price movements based solely on earnings reports…today stock prices are driven by CEO tweets, foreign political victories, threats of terrorist attack, rumored product launches, customer PR backlash, insider information and more.Keeping up is exhausting.Therefore, investing based on long term fundamentals is a more prudent and reliable strategy than betting on a singular info bit…only a rare few (if any) know what’s truly driving the market each day.

I discovered this forum while searching the web for blogs, vlogs, documents and anything real estate investing related.

.- I've found some house inspectors on the web, are there any that comes recommended for the GTA?

The problem is that the 2008 bubble isn't a historic pattern.I'm going to fundamentally disagree with you on this.

After reading your posts and research on the web, now i feel like a sucker for waiving the late fee as that could work against us. 

Are you using the mobile phone app or regular web browser?

The tech folks deal with this kind of thing all of the time.If the issue is the performance of the site itself, you might consider finding a new vendor instead of becoming a web designer and wholesaler too.

Especially SFHs (which we are putting offers in for now) and apartment complexes (where I'd really want to be but being new I'd need sponsorship).Willing to do darn near anything to get the experience I need.Day job is writing web service apis, so if there's a needed tech angle someone might find that valuable (though most folks in SEA doing this are software folk, too).So . . . anyone else to GA real estate from here and want to compare notes?