Thanks for joining, were super excited to have you here. The purpose of this group and challenge is to help you break out of the habit of consuming information without taking action. Great deals are just around the corner and some are already happening, so now is a perfect time to switch from a season of information gathering into a season of action. To take part in this challenge, watch this brief video attached, then return to read the following steps! 1) Watch the video below if you haven't yet. 2) Comment on this post with a brief description of who you are, where your coming from, and when your looking to invest! Include a link to your social media as well for networking. 3) Navigate to the calendar and mark the live call times in your calendar. If you can't make the live call times, the recordings will be posted under the classroom tab within 24 hours. Whoever posts their proof of work homework on the follow up posts before the March 9th 5:00PM deadline will be entered into the draw. We'll explain further after the first challenge call on Mar. 4th at 12:00PM Looking forward to chatting with everyone again soon.

October 24th at 12:00pm EST. We're excited to announce our next free webinar is with Craig Race from Lanescape.ca We'll be covering start-to-finish DADU (detached accessory dwelling units, ie. laneway/garden suite) strategies, including: 1. Site selection: how to buy properties that work for these DADU's 2. Planning: how to propose something that will get approved 3. Architecture: how to get permits efficiently 4. Construction management: how to build & execute efficiently Make sure you mark your calendar! https://www.skool.com/realistgroup/calendar?eid=65d8f7f5dbae4314a25a0f356e65daee

Hey guys, I'm a carpenter in Saskatchewan and I'm very new to real estate investing (looking to buy my first property that isn't my residence). I'm curious if anyone has experience with not only forcing appreciation on a property, but also on a neighborhood? I live in an area in Saskatchewan where I could buy a dump for $30,000 and rent it out for $1,200 tomorrow, but I'd be dealing with a lot of riff raff, possible angry neighbors, damages, possible drugs etc. Or I could spend 4-5x that and do some extensive screening, hopefully get some decent tenants, and only get$300 more. But I wouldn't be contributing to the riff raff problem which really appeals to me. I would like to be part of the solution, not part of the problem. But I also don't have the funds to be buying the more expensive properties right now. So I guess in a long winded way I'm wondering A) If you guys think it's worth it to slum out a property for a short time to get started? B) Have you guys seen any success in Changing a C class area to a B by investing in it, doing diligent screening and property improvements, and basically forcing the non contributing members to leave by not providing housing to them? Thanks Mitch

Hi everyone, does anyone have a good referral for a real estate agent in Windsor area who specializes in investment properties?

We're hosting an event about multiplexing with rehousing.ca at UofT. You'll learn EVERYTHING you need to know about MULTIPLEXES at this event. We're offering early bird tickets to members of this group. Link below. Hope to see you there. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/unpacking-multiplexes-tickets-936523816947