One of the podcasts that I just listened to, Show 17, that inspired me to to go for cash flow right away (although it would be great).  

If your like I was when I started, I was young with no children and no major family that demanded much of my time.

I'm an engineer by training and put a lot of stock into mathematical modelling and analysis.In many aspects Canadian real estate is not that different than U.S.A. real estate, but there are some significant differences: the national market, and most individual submarkets, are smaller (~1/8th the population); prices are higher (we did not experience a corresponding correction in 2008/2009);taxes are {generally} higher;lending is different: {mortgage} lending rates are lower; mortgage terms are shorter; qualification requirements seem to be a little more stringent.Le Bon Homme Sept Heures is a fictional folklore character used to frighten children in an effort to make them more wise .... there is a similar character in English, but when I wrote the above, I could not recall the name ... and I'm still drawing a blank.

Glad I could inspire your urge to read up on some tintillating topics like blind trusts.

This is inspiring!

Especially for a wholesale deal where you're not bringing any capital to the table, you have to inspire some kind of confidence in this seller that you can close the deal.

I believe she is the one that is my "entrepreneurial inspiration". 

Sounds inspiring...

success stories are always inspiring. 

The one thing you CAN say with respect to children is that because children are occupants, and only a certain number of occupants are allowed per bedroom, that if someone has too many children for a rental you can let them know that their occupants exceed the limit allowed by law.