I've been consuming a massive amount of content the past few weeks (1-2 BP podcasts a day, books, BP blogs & forums) and am close to executing on purchases.

@David Turnage This seems like a massive turn around project.

I've been noticing some celebrities that buy houses and then they list them for what might be break even or a loss even after paying real estate commissions/closing costs, property taxes ,maintenance over the time they owned it.. .and that's not even taking into account the massive amounts they likely spent on renovation.

Hey everyone,      Im brand new to the RE investing world and just wanted to say hey and I'm really looking forward to being apart of this massive community.

The entire city (and surrounding areas) is in a massive growth period, fueled by big time investors from like Bill Gates, Jeff Vinik, ect.

Firstly, seems the lenders won't give out more than 10 loans, and reserve fund requirements are massive! 

MASSIVE marketing budgets. 

Macs fit the need when you need that do-it-all device with massive local storage, anticipate tons of email/typing, and want top notch multimedia capabilities with best in class security.

Pair those recommendations with the multiple random recommendations that come up during the episode's conversation and you'll have a massive list of "must reads" within no time. 

New construction 2 bed / 2 bath.It is possible to get a townhouse in that price range for sure though, so you may want to consider that.In general the cheaper properties around Kelowna will be in Rutland and on the West side (West Kelowna) will be found in the Glenrosa area.Check out realtor.ca and you can get a feel for prices.The city has seen a massive increase in prices since 2016 (double in many cases).