The PNW is always a good bet as far as people coming to the area.

I knew it was a risky bet as Baltimore has much crime and systemic issues they can't seem to overcome.

It seems like you may live in a rural area so if you have land, you could look at finding ways to buy a place that has land that you could utilize (storage, guest-house, sports area).2.

I’m willing to bet it’s one of the hardest jobs around!

Given they want to cater to lower income tenants, I would be interested in their collection rates, which I bet aren’t great.

AS HML sizes grew so large and private investors were funding them it was hard to get one lender to put in 500k but easy to find 10 that would do 50k each.The fractional space has come a long way and a Good Broker is needed to place these for you.Good Broker good first positions are  a pretty safe bet..

Working with a wholesaler will likely be your best bet, but be ready to waive many of your contingencies to get the deal done. 

I would be willing to bet a very small percentage of people on BP majored in specific degrees.

If your goal is to retire your fiance, your best bet is to increase your W2 income and lower your expenses.

Your best bet would be to go to a bank and see what type of personal loan you can get.