It’s an up and coming area with great shopping, food and many universities.

So legally couldn't spend the money anyway, so I've got a safety there lol.

However, for most of us, we don't have staff manning the address and you definitely don't want to put your home address either for privacy and safety reasons..

There is enough risk and more than enough moving pieces in real estate as it is, no need to compound the risk by not having a safety net and buying with high interest debt.

I see that the time is 5:30, but didn't know if there was networking prior to the presentation or if you just show up, get food and sit to here the speaker? 

I have a code enforcement inspection each year and the biggest issue is usually smoke detectors and any other safety violations.

My theory is to follow Warren Buffet, who preaches to make money when you buy the asset, have the financial wherewithal to hold on to it forever if you could and always keep a margin of safety.

For example Walnut Creek has two Whole Foods, Neiman Marcus, Maserati/Bentley dealerships and tons of restaurants in a walkable area.

Just food for thought.

https://www.cpsc.gov/safety-education/safety-guide...