Some investors, such as myself, are choosing to rent their primary residence in San Diego and invest their capital in other markets, due to the low cash flow returns in SD, and the relatively low rent prices for a primary residence.That said, I am huge fan of the lifestyle in San Diego, and I'm still looking for ways to put down roots in this city that I love while not completely sabotaging my investment ability for the next 10 years.

Homeless shelters and food banks in Silicon Valley were reporting that some of their clients had advanced degrees.Many people go through life doing everything right and living a responsible, middle-class lifestyle.

We are Jimmy Buffet fans and love the idea of a Jimmy Buffet type island lifestyle.

An investor sent me this about gurus and it Resonates and is very true1. in absence of a product, an idea will usually be sold; 2. when the idea is lacking, a lifestyle is pushed. 3 When they don’t have the lifestyle, they often focus on a ‘message’. 4.

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Seems like that’s what you do and you’re awfully mad at the world and need the validation of internet strangers so yeah that lifestyle is not for me.

There is a good chance they will move out on their own when they realize they can't live the lifestyle they desire on your property. 

I'm going to be looking a few miles out of Century City for these multiplexes, my fiance and I currently work long hours so it does mean more to us than the average couple to stay close to the city for health/lifestyle reasons, but you are right - looking a few miles out is DEFINITELY worthwhile.

It depends on your business model, how much you value time, and your lifestyle.

Cut back your lifestyle and throw everything against the debt and make it go away.