You really don't need any of that to get started buying property and builds a empire of debt.  

You want to have a clue or more because it’s about what you keep not what you make.You arent making a huge real empire that quick by buying as your PCS.

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You might want to check out the Inland Empire or Phoenix.Hope that helps.

Victorian, Second Empire, Edwardian), particularly those originally built as over/under duplexes or triplexes, will have subfloor assemblies comprised of two layers of boards (the top one may be tongue-and-groove) with a layer of plaster between them.  

We all start somewhere so the key is to build an empire based on principles that YOU are comfortable :) My husband holds a crazy job that he loves but I eventually want freedom. 

I have considered doing a house hack as one option but it makes it hard here because properties are pretty expensive in my area in the inland empire and would require a lot of cash down for a conventional loan through a bank or financial institution.I have recently started looking at mobile homes as a option to invest in as a rental buy and hold.

It's best for everyone, makes this the empirical business process that it should be, removes possibility for discrimination etc.  

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I also see the opposing forces of a transitory work force that moves to where the jobs are with the ability to work from home...I'm not sure what that means, but I feel like owning SFR's is a good way to hedge those trends.I wouldn't mind a stable renter that ran a 3D printing empire out of the garage of one of my houses (as long as they keep it tidy ;))