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I spend a ton of time looking at properties, too.

If I decide later to start a construction business (actively building and selling new spec houses), assuming this is taxed as ordinary income with social security, etc and treating the homes as inventory - if you build a house, then sell it, then spend that money building a second one, but don't sell it until the next year, then sell it, then build another, can you effectively push off the taxes as you are rolling the sale proceeds into new inventory costs / construction costs? 

Thanks for your input guys, it’s a big project for it being my first but I’m willing to take it on, the income potential is there and I can’t pass it up... the funds I can get, just want an idea of what I will be spending..

So, I see two options for you:Find yourself an adult relative or acquaintance who knows you well to assist you on your great investment adventure, or;Spend the next two years here on BP and elsewhere absorbing everything you can about real estate investment, and then hit the ground running the second you turn 18.Either way, you're bound to learn a ton and experience outrageous personal growth!

They offer ad campaigns where you set your price of how much you want to spend. 

Ignore everything from him and respond only to things from a lawyer he (will never spend the money to) hires.

Do you have plans I can review?

You are going to spend $100s of thousands of dollars to purchase a property in the GTA and think you have enough resources to present an offer.

Recommendations and reviews of banks/loan officers will be greatly appreciated.Thanks,Brian