It'll also show you nice properties in other areas and just about every property in that thread should exceed the 2% rule. http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/61-innovative-strategies/topics/115738-sub-30k---property-picturesI'm not going to out every property I've ever purchased. 

So things like that, you need to combine those market structure gaps with creativity to add/enhance the value.If you approach the problem by having the same "passive" thinking, this is not going to work in bay area, like a software industry, you need to be creative and disturb the market with some bit of innovation here and there.

I purchased a property in 2017, 2 in 2019, and 1 in Nov 2020 and have no regrets. 

I believe it is a fairly new innovation in the insurance markets.

Find the town(s) that are doing the most innovative things to bring in BIG business (i.e. jobs) to the area.

When you've been in this business as long as ClearNow (we have landlords that have used us for 17 years) and have worked extremely hard to innovate and create a valuable service for landlords and property managers, its extremely disheartening to see the problems the eRentPayment customers are having. 

In Nov, I'll go into my 3rd month.

The other half I’m finding innovative ways to evade having to my be at home all day with my kid...like “real estate”.You wouldn’t probably realize that cause I’m also trying to buy the White House (see feature thread on that subject).I invest in RE out of boredom/for fun for now.

Do you think Outlet model off major freeway will still be solid in future long term given that AMZN will continue to innovate and eat into retail? 

I ask because I keep a comparison chart of real estate crowdfunding investments, and I’m constantly on the lookout for new and innovative platforms that I haven’t investigated yet.