I don't think anyone goes to CA to invest, but a lot of residents invest local to keep the home-field advantage which is a valid point..

So you just have to keep the other "Control the hype" viewpoint in your head going when you attend seminars and such.So like I said, I'm not preaching against the choir of educators in the field...

 I think just a general rule of thumb is if you don't have experience, I'm talking years + and hours + in this field.

After working on the management side, I'm thrilled to take on new challenges in real estate and I'm eager to connect, learn, and grow within this field with everyone.I'd love to connect with other women in the Salt Lake/Utah/Weber/Davis county areas!

Experienced syndication sponsors are considered experts in the real estate field and are often invited to various investment conferences to speak in keynote presentations and on expert panels.

That I can make something of myself in this world, and give a better life to my children and If I am lucky to find great fortune, invest for the betterment of my local home town.What I can say to new investors who are looking to get started, be carful who you trust, and if you come from nothing like me understand nobody cares - and this lofty idea of chasing the American dream is an internalized emotion not many can relate to, especially in this field where some people some from old money, and have multi million dollars... they simply cannot relate to you.

Apparently this is an issue that other investors have faced as well, because it requires a bank manager to do a minor workaround with a field entry in the system in order to make it work. 

Absolutely incredible in-depth information from an expert in the field!

@Peter Mckernan This is a great well-rounded perspective, Real estate is one of those fields where no two deals or markets are exactly the same.

This entails building personal/working relationships with people successful in the field.