@Basit SiddiqiYou came to the right conclusions when it comes to LTRs, although there are always exceptions and deals to be made/had.I don't agree with your assessment of the economy being poor though.

I always down played how well I did to not encourage others in my area, but since LA is changing their system in 2026 it doesn't matter now and my tax sale buying, in LA any way, will be coming to a conclusion soon.

I only needed to verify them and generally their conclusions, but there was no sense in reinventing the wheel from scratch. 

Vigilance is key to protecting your financial well-being.In conclusion, while fintech innovations can enhance our banking experiences, it's crucial to remain vigilant and discerning.

If I told you the source for most of that money is from higher credit card debt and less personal savings, would you still feel as confident making that conclusion? 

My conclusion is that Oregon offers some of the most investor friendly coastal property operating expenses and value in the country. 

Anyone here get a conclusion on this topic?

As an investor, I've been looking for that area on the North Coast and in conclusion needs more time to be developed ( so there is no guarantee you will have a good ROI due the location )You don't have the same appreciation to get equity and the ROI is not the same there is a reason why is cheaper than other areas. also, the cheapest areas are not the best for us as investors I am not saying that has to be expensive but has to be in balance do you have diligence in analyzing some deals I recommend Santos Domingo for short/long term rentals Punta Cana and Bayahibe too for now 

It took me some time to reach the conclusion to sell all my Bay Area SFHs, but I’m glad that I did.

In conclusion, it was an amazing to be around people like @Brandon Turner     who I have been following since 2017/2018 when I first got into real estate.