Hey @Philippe Laurin, one good way that I've heard is to go to sites (kijiji amongst others for example) from a renter's perspective.

I know school districts are a big indicator and have also read about looking at the city planning website for future developments...but not sure what to look for specifically. 

I found a couple sites but i wanted to see if anyone had any experience/advice on which school i should go with, and if online or in-person classes are better/worse or if it makes no difference.

Web site should give you some insight too.

An overview can be found here.The CMHC web-site also has a mortgage calculator which will accommodate high-ratio, insured mortgages.My recommendation is to learn the underlaying principals, be able to perform the calculations manually and develop your own spreadsheet.  

To be specific, my steps to fully get into this world so far have been: Buy my first home Sign up to BiggerPockets website Listen to the first 5 podcasts (loving it)Send this messageEvaluate specialized Masters in R.E and meet with alumni and teachers plus attend one class as a guest observerMeet with friends working in the industry (mainly working for big Funds and Developers)Bought the 13 most widely recommended books in R.E.

The contractor is usually on site for an hour in the morning and then his guys work the rest of the day.

I've been on the site and listened to the Bigger Pockets podcasts for a while now.I want to pursue FI through buy-and-hold rentals.

The learning curve for AirBnB and VRBO and the different customers who use those sites. 

Depending on the county you're interested in, I would search that county's site for a tax calculator and enter purchase prices and townships to get an idea of the bill.