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Hi @Ben Smith - my views on this have been evolving over the past few months.

It is difficult to explain what my mind is exactly thinking about real estate because it is dynamic and evolving.

This will start out as a part time position but can evolve to a full time position for the right successful person.

My thought is that it should start in a "heavily" moderated forum thread, and then evolve into some kind of application over time.There is going to be a lot of information to weed through, and I would assume that caution would be needed to prevent the slandering of a company by folks who might have an agenda...or on the flip side......people trying to make a company look better than what it is.

Current prices for flood insurance aren't necessarily accurate, and investors who are putting money into flood-zone properties should understand how NFIP policy is evolving in the same way that rehabbers should understand home improvement.Here's the tip of the iceberg.Biggert-Waters (2012) did a few things.

As I evolved and grew from my four years of homelessness and a lifetime of trauma, abuse, and violence.

While I haven't gotten to the point of sitting down and writing down my goals and plan (it will probably happen this weekend while my wife/daughter are out of town), my first inclination is SFH buy and hold properties that I can build low and slow growth...and evolve from there.

Lots of threads about Evolve here, and the consensus is that they underperform and take far too much control over your listing. 

Speaking as someone who watched the Vancouver market (Toronto as well though not as closely) as it evolved (at a time when I didn't have the knowledge that I have now) but still hoping to get her foot in the door, it is definitely an appreciation market.I agree with @Cody Neustaedter regarding the prairie provinces.