Getting a head start by beginning early is the most effective way to build wealth, with investment taking precedence. I've learned from last year's experience that starting early allowed me to create a better life through early investments this time around.

I am a first time buyer. I am purchasing my first rental property and I will be living in it. If you see this, wish me luck.

we own our own home and have one rental property.. recently mortgage is paid so we really dont want to get into a mortgage again but possibly will as we are interested in getting a 2nd rental property

Watched and liked, thanks! All 3 of my adult kids have rental properties in the same city where they live. Saves the cost of a property manager and still very passive. Rent is paid by etransfer every month. I agree with everything else you mentioned.

I am just starting on my journey of becoming a real estate investor.

thank you for the great contents Darren. It would be interesting to hear your take on buying a property for investment purpose solely while living on rent.

Hundred percent agree. Real estate has helped me reach the 1M networth!

Helpful video, tho all the camera angle cuts are a little distracting

yet another person talking about real estate honestly !!

AmZing !!! I’m looking into purchase OmG out of province Bcz Ontario is insane.. and it’s not my first property .. 3rd but this time alone

Very well done information thank you

Deal check is the real mvp 😎

Sir investment is good when you are not relying only rental income only , if rental doesn't pay and property goes power of sale 2 thing goes . 1. Investor goes on legal Hassel 2. Property price increase 3. Less Home buyer want to go for power of sale which means less inventory in a market. If you can afford investment property then only go in canada because of laws.

Ok, I live in Calgary...At the moment it is very expensive. I want to buy a rental 1.5hrs away in central Alberta. House prices in Calgary are out of my reach and a have a decent paying job here. I do not want to move but want to pay cash and then rent it out. Financing is not an option at the moment. Should I leap?

Great video. A video on Airbnb income might be cool if you haven’t made one already.

Darren.....love your videos. I'm working towards buying my first home and rent out part of it so that I can start building wealth. I've been watching your videos religiously, I think I've watched them all in less than two weeks. Huge fan! Any pointers for Calgary market?

Very useful and valuable advise.

Great video Darren

Hey there! Love your content. Your advice is absolutely fantastic! Is your free Masterclass still available? I ask as the link appears to be broken. Let me know, thanks!

Where to invest in Canada? In which city or province? Which type of property.....I mean town house, condo...etc??? Also comparison of investing between Toronto and Surrey....or Toronto and Abbotsford.... My options for investment are Abbotsford, Surrey or Toronto Plz do reply i shall be thankful to u... :)

you are great

Great video

Hey Darren I was hoping you could help me, I’m currently trying to look into purchasing a 3 unit multi family but I would need to be approached for 350k plus at a minimum to be able to buy one. I have great credit and only debt is my car loan I have a alright paying job and I am planning to sell extra car so I can either put a down payment down or lower my debt. My question is how can I assure I get approved for more so I can make the move? My strategy is going for cash flow. Thank you even if you don’t answer my man you been so helpful as I’m learning soooo much from your videos ♥️

I am thinking of buying a fourplex with 3 tenants on a month to month lease and the other on a lease until march 2023 in Ontario. Can I end the leases with the month to month lease's to bring in new tenants and how much notice do I need to provide. Thanks

I am in alberta I have $20000 down-payment but the bank will not finance.

Hi Darren, is it better buying a rental property that already has all the rooms rented out or a less expensive home with no tenants? Also buying a home, is it getting a variable mortgage right now since it's lower or a fixed? This will be my first rental property! Will be putting down 20% downpayment around a local university. Thank you!

Can we skip dealing with real estate agents? They sound like rip offs. Would a real estate lawyer help, or be good enough? (Along with a broker and property manager)

So that you can help me buying my first property income

Great video, how can I sign to your free master class webinar? Thank you

I find your explanation easy to understand but why are your subscribers so low? 😔

I superliked this video as it gives me the intended crux. I am putting across my question for your guidance if you may please. I have bought my first accidental rental property as a detach single family bungalow house in Aug 2021 in Laval (Quebec). I say accidental because it just happened due to the situation. I was not aware of the existence of the word real estate investor. But after buying this property and renting it out after basement renovation, I started to research on how can I expand myself. I am an IT contractor and now I am looking on to expand myself using this rental property but not able to exactly figure put my further strategy. Shall I use the equity of this rental house to buy my next property or shall I wait till I collect some money again to put down the down payment and other expanses for the next rental. I will be obliged with your guidance.

I have some land of about half n acre in my name . Do you think building a quadruplex a d then renting out is worthy

Hi Darren, nowadays the bank rate is 6%, Is it wise to invest now?

How do I find a good accountant and lawyer?

This real estate investment culture has ruined society's general living needs. An unfortunate time we live in.

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Hey there! Love your content. Your advice is absolutely fantastic! Is your free Masterclass still available? I ask as the link appears to be broken. Let me know, thanks!