It sounds like my goals in the short term will be as follows:1) Small (but growing) emergency fund2) 401k full match3) Max out roth IRABeyond that I will either contribute more to savings or 401k, depending on how everything starts to pan out.

Both are being tested currently so I'll see how they pan out.My own neighborhood is surprisingly not farmed by an agent, so it was time to slip myself into that role.

I agree that I should go easy into investing and even if it doesn't pan out for the near future I definitely want to learn as much as possible so that when I am done with school I already have a solid knowledge base.   

3-If they all pan out with your bottom line, do you then choose one?

What it does, is it allows you to add water right to the stove into the pans without transporting them from one place to another.

Is it worth getting a title search on property I’m interested in (invest a few hundred for something that may not pan out)? 

The property needs some minor systems upgrades and cosmetic upgrades that I pan to complete over a 9-12 month period while living in the property.

I live in the Pacific Northwest, I'm a bit priced out of the market, I'm attracted to buying a duplex or fourplex in some state in the Southwest or Southeast where I can better afford to buy, I would like to move there and live in one of the units, but it seems like an overwhelming project to decide where to buy it seems there are a lot of factors involved and it's difficult for me to come to a decision.

Deciding if I should move forward, as the other numbers and scope of work pan out, but I have never purchased in a flood zone.

I am currently studying business administration at Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland, Washington.