You can remove small dents with an iron and a piece of wet cloth.

This was in the late 19th century, when its factories cranked out guns (Colt, Gatling, Browning, Sharps), tools (Stanley), clothing, textiles, cars (Pope), bikes (Columbia) and all kinds of goods.

I only have two people living here and my neighbor has 3 people and washes clothes every day.  

It's nuts that jobless (or low-earning) college kids are buying iPhones/iPads/gadgets, summer vacations to Brazil, designer clothes, high-end makeup/crap/haircuts, going out partying and to pricey clubs, etc. all they while they have low-income (or no income) and are living off student loans delaying their debt to future years.

You are no different than a store selling clothes or other items/manufactured goods.

Another way that estate property is disposed is by a public sale, an auction, whereby they not only auction off the house but often times auction off the contents of the house, the furniture, the car, the clothes, everything in the house that's not nailed down. 

I want to buy a residence on Vancouver Island ASAP-tomorrow, and preferably one big enough & quiet enough to perform & record music in, (like a Yoga Studio or Warehouse).

The point is that housing should be 1/3 of income because the other 2/3 of your income is needed for utilities, phone, transportation, food, clothing, entertainment and other expenses. 

I have been in to yoga on and off and tried meditating...

The homeowners and the buying agents appreciate the services.5:00am wake up, exercise, yoga breakfast shower, etc.7:30am Roleplay scripts with other agents 8:00am to 11:00am lead gen11:30am to 12:00pm follow up callsLunch or training2pm to 7:30pm appointments ( sellers or buyers)Read, tv, dinner, early bed time.Five days per week.