All Forum Posts by: Ian Ramos
Ian Ramos has started 7 posts and replied 24 times.
Post: Starting Over in Ontario - newbie
- Toronto, Ontario
- Posts 24
- Votes 8
Hello guys,
I'm back after a long hiatus. Signed up at biggerpockets a few years ago but I wasn't serious and i didn't have a full time, consistent income.
I live in the Toronto area in Ontario. I'm currently working full time but I'm barely getting by. I want to get ahead with my income and i know real estate is a great vehicle to get there. I don't know anything really about real estate.
Can someone point me in the right direction, tell me how I could start and learn? And if any successful guys in real estate can help me closely I'm willing to connect and help you out with anything in exchange for your time and knowledge.
For everyone else in ontario, let's connect on this forum as well. I'm just a newbie that is hungry for success.
Post: Where to Start in Toronto
- Toronto, Ontario
- Posts 24
- Votes 8
Hey guys,
I'm from Toronto and I was looking into real estate. I noticed BP is geared towards the states. Any resources or things I can start doing to learn?
Post: New member from London Canada!
- Toronto, Ontario
- Posts 24
- Votes 8
Originally posted by @Ming Lim:
@Ian Ramos - It's worth going to learn. So once you have money to invest, you are able to act. Also, there are ways to invest with a lot less money that you'd expect. Toronto however, isn't a cheap place to invest. I've started to work with folks on Edmonton investments for this reason.
Cheers,
Ming
What are some ways to invest with not a lot of money?
Post: New member from London Canada!
- Toronto, Ontario
- Posts 24
- Votes 8
Is it worth going to toronto meetups if I have no money to invest?
Post: Starting Out In Toronto
- Toronto, Ontario
- Posts 24
- Votes 8
Originally posted by @Phil Gardner:
Hey @Ian Ramos I would start with education, and for that you're in the right place. There are tons of amazing resources on BP to edcuate yourself in what to look out for in a deal and how to crunch the numbers etc. Toronto or other GTA markets are very viable, but it will all depend on what your personal strategy is. As mentioned though, to help determine where you stand, speaking with a good mortgage broker is important.
What are some good resources. I feel like a lot of things on BP are US based
Post: Starting Out In Toronto
- Toronto, Ontario
- Posts 24
- Votes 8
How do I start real estate investing in Toronto? I am willing to drive around the Greater Toronto Area so I am not limited to only Toronto. Do I need a six figure income to start out?
Post: Ontario Low Cost Entry into REI
- Toronto, Ontario
- Posts 24
- Votes 8
Is there a low cost entry to start real estate investing in Ontario, Canada or do you need a large amount of money? I would like to know your experiences
Post: Toronto Condo Investment
- Toronto, Ontario
- Posts 24
- Votes 8
How do I go about this? What are some things I need to know and where can I learn more about multi plex's?
Post: Toronto Condo Investment
- Toronto, Ontario
- Posts 24
- Votes 8
@Account Closed
Thanks guys, maybe I'll look into something like single family homes.
Post: Toronto Condo Investment
- Toronto, Ontario
- Posts 24
- Votes 8
@Account Closed
North York Area.
Just finished building recently I believe.
Below is a link of the condo