As much as I hate to say it - it's a beautiful area and I have some great memories of going to visit, fishing out on the Potomac, and going into DC for a baseball game.

Anyone interested in playing in a Biggerpockets fantasy league?

This is Major League stuff while most of us are still playing in the sand lot.Congratulations on your success Jay!

I’ve heard of “pop topping” where one builds another story which is a bit out of my league for first time but what about perhaps if there was a garage and you could do something with that perhaps rent it out or something?

He said that he liked the deal but that it was out of his league.

I'm someone who just DOESN'T watch TV, except for the occasional baseball and football games.

I live in Salt Lake City and homes out here (while not as pricey as Seattle) are out of my league for investing.

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Once you take into account cash flow, debt paydown and appreciation.. you'll find that you can really build some wealth as time passes even with only 100 a month in cash flow.As of lately I have been targeting League City, Spring and Conroe.Good luck out there!

It's the area of my soccer league so I knew personally many of them (PAASL league).During 1990s, the one that bought in this area is usually NASA Engineers or Lockheed.In 1995, a Netscape guy started buying property in Palo Alto, house is still around 400kIn 2000, an engineer from Cisco Systems is buying these property, house is around 600kIn 2005, Facebook tech leads or guy from Intuit is buying these properties.Coming 2010, Google guys buying Palo Alto/Mountain View property during The great crisis, usually there're about 100 offers on the same house, price is around 900k at that time.2015, okay Netflix guys is buying Palo Alto homes along with their Palo Alto Networks engineer friend.