Hello,I need some financial advice.

Should I be worried about basing long term financials on a government organization that is roughly $20 billion dollars in debt?

To make even a modest amount of money you need at least one of the three; to do a more substantial financial gain you need two of three, and to get wealthy you need all three.It starts with education.

. $400k housing and $9k in taxes annual, plus the utility costs there, don't really make Vermont that attractive from a financial point of view (which is too bad because it's a beautiful state).

The past few years I have been working in public service, which I do enjoy, however I have realized that it is not the way I am going to achieve my financial goals.I very much look forward to connecting with the members of BP and immersing myself into the world of REI. 

Not sure of the concept or the financials, but does anybody see and legal issues?

AB 671AB 671 lowers costs through government incentives for building ADUs with affordable rent.The bill would require the Department of Housing and Community Development to develop a list of existing state grants and financial incentives for operating, administrative, and other expenses in connection with the planning, construction, and operation of accessory dwelling units with affordable rent.

I am reading a book called ‘What Every Real Estate Investor Needs To Know About Cash Flow...And 36 Other Key Financial Measures’ by frank Gallinelli and it’s a great book.

How should I be framing this concept financially?

I have been getting my financial house in order before I can pull the trigger on anything.