This Mediterranean style house is a 7 Bedrooms & 2 Baths, 1,217 sqft that sits in a 2,596 sqft lot with a nice fenced-in backyard!

Not so much told in my 20's as much as understood that everything you learned in kindergarten was true:That the little pig that builds the house out of stone retires in comfort, while little pigs that build out of straw and sticks get eaten; that the tortoise does beat the hare in any race and that you should never try to swim across a river with a scorpion on your back.

The Mediterranean-style retreat spans four acres in Bradbury Estates, a guard-gated community just a few ironic miles north of Baldwin Park (where Snyder’s grandparents Harry and Esther Snyder opened the first In-N-Out Burger in 1948).

Cash / No Debt / Tortoise vs. the Hare. 

It is a very slow plan but the risk is minimized and the Tortoise beats the Hare.Now I am actively researching buying rentals (Buy and Hold).  

its a game of tortoise and the hair.

@Terrell Hall It’s the story of The Tortoise and The Hare.

@Chad Urbshott recommended for you: Thailand in the winters, the   Mediterranean in the summers.

For me the tortoise approach (aka - slow and steady) has proven most effective. 

Right now the biggest growth markets for agribusiness are in central California (Think Paso Robles-Santa Barbara) as it has a very specific mediterranean climate which is great for vineyards, lavender (which is going to be huge in the next 10 years), olive trees (has taken off and out paces new vineyards right now almost 2-1) and, in very specific areas- saffron.