I would recommend you connect with @Tim Swierczek, he can help you get your finances figured out so you can purchase a place.I would say your best bet is to graduate college and get a job in your field. 

Your best bet is to consult with a lawyer in your state (and perhaps in the state you're going to operate in if you're going to be investing out-of-state) to help you work through the options and find what will best meet your objectives.I wish you the best of luck in your journey!

I bet a contractor could look at a parcel of vacant land and tell you  how much it would cost to build whatever. 

Mary Smith at 123 Main St. would be "smith123" -- by doing this, you can use this column as your unique identifier to avoid adding duplicates. 

Nanaimo and Port Alberni are going to be your best bet for affordability. 

@Ashel Fernando Mckees Rocks is probably your best bet for getting a quality property in that price range.

We're in one of the healthiest markets our nation has ever seen so a company that is losing money is not a good bet.

And when rates rise, bonds value decrease - I still bet they will go up more than down.  

When I dug further, I found that taxes and insurance were part of the “50 percent expenses”’column, not the mortgage.

He's probably your best bet to chat with on private lending.