I want to use money I earn and put it to work in real estate investments.

Either way though, we're planning to purchase another home soon and do whatever we need to do in order to jump-start our REI careers. 

But I wanted to take any advice you probably would’ve wish to know when starting your career?

Im from California though I'm possibly will go to the navy and will do my research about out of state investing while my time in the military since I've Seen investors point out there is a lot of potential such as better cash flow and I strongly agree.I feel like I'm getting to a process of learning and earning I know I can be earning more money with a civilian job though taking full advantage of my skill job and other things in the navy i can be better off.

Then take the cash earned and repeat.

I still don't have adequate expertise in this area, but got too much interested in this as I could earn better here than my regular job, even though I wasn't putting my entire energy and time.Before the pandemic, I was getting ready to be a full-time real estate person and was up to tie up with a reputed team.

We did a $23 million retail re-fi, lender had to put earn outs for the rest. 98% occupied, strong tenants

I love being a nurse, so I needed to get creative with that benefit I had available to try and balance my career with the up and coming passion that I’m developing for real estate so as to not get burnt out.

There is HST payable since you will be an investor and no plan to move into the unit and there will be HST (13%) to pay on the profit you earn too.This really requires the help of an accountant that understand New Builds.I would recommend you connect with George Dube and Associates in Kitchener as they should know.Best wishes and if you decide to move ahead with a purchase please let me know as I may be able to help.Cheers!

If he can he just earned your business.