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Passive Investment Strategies Yielding 10%+ Returns: DurhamREI Member Survey

As real estate investors mature in their journey, many shift their focus from growth to income. At DurhamREI, I wanted to understand how our experienced members are achieving 10%+ cash-on-cash […]

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Why Paying Off Your Principal Residence Still Makes Sense for Ontario Real Estate Investors

I shared the article “Why Paying Off Your Mortgage Might Be Hurting Your Wealth – A Wake-Up Call for Ontario Real Estate Investors.”  I wanted to write on the other […]

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Why Paying Off Your Mortgage Might Be Hurting Your Wealth – A Wake-Up Call for Ontario Real Estate Investors

I shared the article “Why Paying Off Your Principal Residence Still Makes Sense for Ontario Real Estate Investors.”  I wanted to write on the other side of not using the […]

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What If You Could Buy Just One Apartment Building in The Next 12 Months?

What If You Could Buy Just One Apartment Building in The Next 12 Months? Most real estate investors never purchase an apartment building; instead, they focus on one—to four-unit properties. […]

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Ontario Real Estate Investment Outlook 2025

For real estate investors in Ontario, 2025 presents a dramatically different landscape than recent years. According to the 2025 Canada Rental Market Trend Report by Liv Rent, Ontario’s average monthly […]

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You Should Only Listen to Mentors and Teachers Who Have Already Succeeded at What You Want to Do

Would you ever have a heart surgeon who only read about heart surgery and learned videos online about heart surgery but has never done an operation work on you? Then […]

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The Weekend Guru

In April 2008, I attended a quick start real estate investing weekend with the Real Estate Investment Network(REIN) for $287.  It opened my eyes to the potential of investing in […]

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Do Interest Rates Go Down Faster Than They Go Up?

One of the trends that I have heard from mortgage brokers is that interest rates usually go down faster than they go up. As a real estate investor, I’m interested […]

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Should You Continue to Invest in Ontario Real Estate?

I was picking up my truck from the shop, when a gentleman came over to ask me a question as I was leaving. He recognized me as the real estate […]

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Using Real Estate for Financial Independence (Retirement)

A lot of the articles that I have seen that talk about using real estate for retirement usually comes from people who focus on investing in the stock market or […]

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