If I stand correct they predicting 1-2 years for the RE market to stand back on his feet and around 10 billion dollar in mortgages that people gonna have problem to pay now= tax delinquents = opportunities .

Can anyone recommend a tax accountant in the San Francisco Bay Area who—in addition to familiar with real estate investments—is familiar with tax implications on Incentive Stock Options (ISOs)?

In Baltimore there is a lot of the low cost housing stock.

He also invests his own money based on his predictions, so that always gives me more confidence in someone. 

You could refi your 50% equity property to pull out more cash and use that and the $200k to buy more rentals or to invest as you like (Crowdfund, syndication, stock market, oil, metals, start ups, etc).

According to Corelogic , almost half of top US housing markets are 'overvalued"---At the end of July, of the top 50 markets, based on housing stock, 46 percent were overvalued, according to CoreLogic.

I buy the holders that stock 3 rolls below the one that's being used.

I've made more money since 2010 with a small amount of money and using leverage than that money would have ever made in the stock market, even over 40 years. 

As a retirement plan, the Solo 401(k) is vastly superior, with significantly higher contribution capacity, the ability to make Roth contributions of up to $18K per year with no income limitations, etc.Depending on your ability to contribute, and therefore how quickly you can amass some working capital, you may choose to start with a fully self-directed Solo 401(k) or you may choose to establish a low-cost brokerage Solo 401(k) that would be limited to investing in stocks, funds, etc. for the near term.  

Has he gone way over budget on what he had originally predicted?