I'm looking more to buy in Rupert because there is more lower-priced stock to choose from and prices don't have as far to fall as in Terrace/Kitimat.  

I would meet them in person and take stock of them and the property.Get a copy of the lease and read it carefully.

This is not the stock market where you can lose everything.

The cash on hand is enough for 20~25% down payment and my expected monthly income will be more than enough to cover PITI.The trouble is that a significant percentage (nearly 50%) of this income will be coming from future sales of RSU (restricted stock units).

From there then go to the more specific factors:Time on market, housing stock, rent vs buy, school district ratings, foreclosures, rent ranges ect.

This steering is "why discount brokers and for-sale-by-owner transactions have failed to steal sales from real estate agents" sauce 2Disruptive innovation will benefit the consumer as it has with travel agents, classified ads, stock brokers, and car dealers.

The site is based off a template but they do give you lightly customized stock content that uses Your target areas, phone number and company name.

If you just want to invest in stocks or mutual funds for example, you can, of course stick with a discount broker or a bank.

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They go stock up on food as soon as their get their card refilled for the month.