Practice makes perfect :).

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

HI there I'm 27 years old I live in Canada, I currently have one rental property and I'm looking to take my step as an investor.

I'm not saying that I don't appreciate some of the motivational content but at this point I'm already sold on RE investing and just want as much substance as possible.So, in a nutshell, for me and anyone else who stumbles across this post in the future: Knowing what you know now, what book would you start with and then what would be your next 2-3 steps after that?

Would I be correct in thinking the next step would be for them to file for a new deed of ownership with their names on it or would this need to go through probate again?

what steps should i take to build my buyers list?

My goal is financial independence in 10 years via building my business into a large practice while investing in buy and hold rental properties.I know I basically need to knock out the debt, and save up for my first down payment. 

I have not responded back so that I can plan the next steps. 

@Jerome Morelos Definitely look into your state laws...I know here in MA I am not allowed to charge tenants for water UNLESS it is sub-metered correctly.I am also required to provide heating no matter what during "heating season" even though the heaters are also separate for each unit.I would also suggest taking a look at other listings in your area to see what common practice is.Best of luck!

My goal is to get my first property no later than end of Q1 2018.For my immediate next steps I am 1) starting to write out clear goals on what I want to achieve and break it down into smaller steps.  2) I will be joining the Richmond REIA starting in January (December meeting is Christmas party and I'll be away). 3) Continued meetings with people in my current network that are involved in Real Estate Investing - Found out about a few by chance and have reached out.