@Luis Prieto I mean equity lines of credit. 

New construction 2 bed / 2 bath.It is possible to get a townhouse in that price range for sure though, so you may want to consider that.In general the cheaper properties around Kelowna will be in Rutland and on the West side (West Kelowna) will be found in the Glenrosa area.Check out realtor.ca and you can get a feel for prices.The city has seen a massive increase in prices since 2016 (double in many cases). 

Chalk up a day of standing in line. 

I think my unit is unique because it's a 2-bed and 2-bath with in-unit washer/dryer, storage space, minimal assessment fees, and I believe it is priced to sell. 

Call in with a credit card and the person on the other end of the line will determine your disability with a 30-minute phone consultation.

Two homeowners on the street who have liveable attics were nice enough to show me theirs and they looked very similar.I am wondering what issues I should be aware of when adding beds/baths to an attic area?

I plan to put up a fence around a duplex and would like to get a better understanding of my property lines.

-  in addition to the two options you listed, I would likely also be considering an FHA owner / occupied multifamily, as this could be a great cash flow generator down the line. 

Tax records is what is authorized for bed room count.

Have a portfolio lender in mind, few PMLs, and potential line of credit.