One of my new guys start tomorrow so this week will be hectic.I'm sneaking this message in now while I watch a movie with my wife.

My mission: Grow a steady source of passive income for my parents when they retire in a few years, and build my portfolio of homes to ultimately grant myself financial freedom (and the ability to finance my own movies.

Bottom line is there is so much variation in the economy there (Coke, Sports, Airlines, Tech, Automotive, Movie Industry, etc.) and there is a continued growth with International business occurring there too, so I just see a lot of potential for the area in the years to come.  

Having been historically, since WWII, known as a military town rife with red light districts, X-rated movie theaters, "friendly ending" massage parlors, drugs, thugs, and gang activities for decades, they are now loving and arms wide open to the TOT and relishing in the fact that they are the "Northern gateway" to San Diego and the first stop that folks can make after leaving Orange County and traveling through Camp Pendleton with no other options.What with all the traffic congestion starting miles North of Oceanside on I-5 and extending on some weekends all the way south to the city of San Diego along with the fact that it's the only coastal  North/South thoroughfare you can use to get here is starting to make Oceanside a much more desirable choice for many travelers and tourists.

Or would you just like to go to the movies more often or go on a shopping spree once per month and not have the burden of a re-fi out of a variable rate mortgage hanging over your head?

Did you see the movie, The Gambler? 

Sometimes a movie card or a Starbucks card over the holiday, sometimes with fixture upgrades and most of all being super responsive and attentive. 

Hi everyone.
Is there something or someone out there that specializes in the entertainment industry - particularly soundstages and studios for the Culver City or Playa del Rey area?
Any guidance will be appreciated.
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Partially finished basement, insulated and quiet with great movie room potential!

I think she gets the place for pennies on the dollar...She house-hacks it with her family, and slowly fixes it up herself ..by the end of the movie it looks really good and it has an Arv retail value of $320k in todays local market.....https://www.trulia.com/p/ny/seneca-falls/320-sycam...Her husbands saving and loan is lending on new construction retail, and she is buying wholesale fixer uppers..Also she is really effective on calling on her network and raising private capital, and they become the richest family in town!..