Otherwise, the Inland Empire, including Hemet should give you something to work with.

Our experience has been when you include the labour to install a properly sealed vapour barrier, followed by batt insulation, the difference between the two is <10%.If you are retrofitting an older (Second Empire, Victorian, Edwardian, etc) building where there was likely no insulation (or perhaps newspaper and sawdust), the outer sheeting is live-edge planks and you may be dealing with balloon framing, application of closed cell spray foam will be less expensive and much, much quicker than the labour required to achieve a full sealed vapour barrier with batt (or blown/packed cellulose) insulation.Q: How long does the spray foam process take?

:I had two in the garage for years (came out of a second empire house we were renovating) which were plain tubs circa 1900 (so were not original to the house).

Over time i became more and more interested in wanting to build a new type of empire.

I mainly work in So Cal, specifically the inland empire.

Feeling a bit frustrated. Looking for inspiration. I currently own 6 SFR’s and under contract on #7. I buy to hold and always felt that eventually with enough property I’d start to see real passive income. However wi...

Plus in 5 years once you built an empire in real estate it won’t matter anyways.

@Stephen Solano I’d recommend the following:-Build a Rental Property Empire, 5th Edition - Mark Ferguson-The Book on Rental Property Investing- Brandon Turner -The Millionaire Real Estate Investor- Jay PapasanThey’re all great reads and really break stuff down simply!

Million Real Estate Investor would be a great next read where they break down some of the steps you can use to build your real estate empire.

At the same time, my goal and what i like is real estate and that is what i want to build a empire on in the future.