I know the city extremely well, as I've grew up here, so my only addition is knowing competitive advantages of the landscape, i.e. incoming Silicon Beach tech scene, gentrifying hip neighborhoods, etc.

Hello - Been speaking with my wife recently about the need for additional streams on income. Very interested in learning more about rental properties and taking the dive.Also interested in learning more about the chal...

I work full time selling insurance and on the weekend I put time into a tech start up my friends and I own.

People spend their money on crap they don't need and then wonder why they don't have any savings.100% agree.People p**s away money like no bodies business on every tech toy imaginable and replace them every time a new one comes out.

Between the great weather and the summer tech industry internships, EVERYTHING is high priced and scarce.  

Tech Tenants One of the greatest sources of new tenants for office buildings, technology companies, may pull back in a weaker economy, Barrack said.

-Professional management w/1 full time manager and 1 full time maintenance tech-Plan:  Full exterior rehab, renovate all down/vacant units, move office from TWO units that are currently being used to the abandoned dedicated office that is down to the studs.  

If you have any questions or would like to just chat about tech & entrepreneurship, feel free to ask me here in the thread (this way other folks can learn too).

As a side note, Deleware is a horrible place to inc unless your a large corporate interest, large enough to rival a publicly traded co., Deleware is amazing and designed for those entities.

Really, anyone considering investing in flooded homes has to have an idea of what the future value will be and my question via a recent post; Is a flooded home forever worth less than a rival that did not have water in it?