Any lawyer worth their salt doesn't threaten to sue, they spring it on you if they can.

Personally, I don't see many BRRRRs that make any real sense in the neighborhoods I would be willing to own in, but I passively look at the MLS, so take my comments with a grain of salt.  

If anyone worth their salt would drill down at the micro level you could see the true impact. 

Either way, I take these lists with a grain of salt.

Finally, two other things that you can look into or talk with your CPA to see if there could be any advantages to you (you may be phased out due to income for some) is the Section 199A pass-through deduction, which would require you to start tracking hours spent on your real estate enterprise, as well as the possible CA SALT tax workaround in case you were interested in deducting more than the $10k state and local tax cap for the next few years.If you need referrals for professionals in any of these areas in the San Diego area, feel free to reach out. 

A couple of the adjacent cities are planning on building 2500 new homes in the area...not sure of the impact as there is a water shortage due to salt water intrusion.  

They age the barrels on ships at sea and it has a very complex flavor profile that is very salted caramely to me, I only drink it when I hit milestones or goals!

I should also say that I am affiliated with BiggerPockets, but as an investor myself I only recommend things that I actual use and that I think you would find useful based on what you've said about yourself, as with any recommendations take them with a grain of salt and think about what is most beneficial to you in this moment where you're at1. 

I live in Florida and own 6 properties in Salt Lake City.

Although my income is great for my first job out of college, I've talked to a couple lenders in Salt Lake City and got the feeling my salary (~85k) will not be enough without bringing a larger (~20%) downpayment.