FAQs
Who is Riley Oickle?
Riley Oickle is an experienced real estate investor and mentor with over 80 units in his investment portfolio. He started investing in his early 20s and has been actively participating in the real estate industry for over 5 years. Besides managing his own investments, Riley provides coaching and mentorship services to newbie real estate investors and anyone who wants to enter the world of real estate investing in Canada.
What is Your First Income Property Program?
Your First Income Property program is a high-level mentorship program designed to help people take their first steps in real estate. The program covers 20 weeks of lessons including everything from market and property analysis, property purchases, renovations, and management. For more information about Your First Income Property program, head over to our Coaching tab.
How Can I Reach Out to Riley Oickle?
If you’re interested in joining Riley’s mentorship program, click here to schedule a 15-minute discovery call where all your questions will be answered.
For all Joint Venture and Investment related inquiries, feel free to send your message through our Contact section.
Riley is also available on Instagram at @rileyoickleinvestor where you can DM him directly for more information.
What does a real estate investing coach do?
A real estate investing coach guides you through buying and managing income properties — analyzing deals, arranging financing, managing renovations, and screening tenants — using systems proven on their own portfolio. Riley coaches Canadians through the Rental Accelerator Program, drawing on 80+ rental units he owns and manages across six Ontario markets.
How much does real estate investing coaching cost in Canada?
Real estate investing coaching in Canada typically ranges from about $2,000 for group programs to $25,000+ for year-long one-on-one mentorship. Pricing depends on access level, duration, and the coach’s track record. Book a free discovery call through RentalConsulting.com for current program pricing.
Can I invest in real estate in Canada without a lot of my own money?
Yes. Joint venture (JV) partnerships let you pair your time and expertise with a partner’s capital — you find and manage the deal, they fund it, and you split ownership and profits. JV structuring is one of Riley’s specialties and a core module of his coaching.
What is the BRRRR strategy?
BRRRR stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat. You buy an undervalued property, renovate it to force appreciation, rent it out, refinance to pull your capital back out, then repeat the process with the same funds. It’s one of the fastest ways to scale a Canadian rental portfolio.
How long does it take to buy a first income property?
Most prepared buyers close on a first income property within three to six months: one to two months arranging financing and defining criteria, one to three months searching and analyzing deals, and 30 to 60 days from accepted offer to closing. Coaching shortens the search by filtering out weak deals early.
Is real estate investing still worth it in Canada in 2026?
Yes, for buyers who run the numbers. With the Bank of Canada’s policy rate at 2.25% and five-year fixed mortgages near 4% in mid-2026, financing costs are well below their 2023–24 peak, while strong rental demand supports cash flow in many Ontario and Atlantic markets. Deal selection matters more than timing.