Hi Everyone,In almost every Bigger Pockets podcast and listen to successful individuals, I've learned a recurring theme of how important it is to network and build community.

They provide individuals keys and leases to squatter homes for a one-time fee of $1,400.

Be prepared for market fluctuations and potential challenges.Ultimately, the best approach depends on your individual goals, risk tolerance, and investment timeline.

And for my parents to utilize prop 19 for their replacement home, is it mandatory that they sell the house or would this deed transfer of ownership still allow them to transfer their tax base via prop 19?

Investing with a syndicator or individual investor who partners on deals would be the best routes for passive investing at a (potentially) greater return.

I'm curious to hear your thoughts on this approach and any advice you might have for someone in my situation.I've already had the opportunity to connect with some fantastic individuals who have provided valuable feedback and insights into their own investment strategies.

I have no peers interested in what I am doing I really want to surround myself with like-minded individuals.

Hey @John Gonzalez, As accountants on BP, we are not allowed to self-promote.

This approach allows us to analyze the market dynamics, particularly in terms of pricing, providing us the flexibility to adjust rates optimally to balance both occupancy and income as the property enters the market.

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