Networking is important but with technology you can be more behind the scenes!

Like the art for example, we LOADED the house with art (95% from local artist or of local scenes) like to the point we were afraid that we were over doing it!

Last piece of advice, with your net worth, time to move on and quit renting your personal residence out to roommates.... especially if you are dipping into the dating scene...

The top sectors of San Diego’s economy include a burgeoning tech scene (hello Apple and Amazon), military (which is never going anywhere), and biotech which is stronger than ever before.

Fresh paintOne of the biggest problem with downriver is the local food scene sucks. 

Assuming the surrounding area is improving would it not make scenes to eliminate rentals, since they are a negative aspect, to improving the quality of the community.  

There are so many conversations that go on behind the scenes that consumers aren't privvy to- I had an alarming one yesterday and thought I'd share for some perspective.I represent the seller in this transaction, he's a flipper that I do 15-30 deals with per year.

A massive student population, and immaculate night life scene give birth to a large need for student housing, and STRs.

Out of all of those things, networking is definitely my most favorite activity.I get to meet new people and talk about something I'm passionate about.Lately, I've been tagging along with some more experienced investors and have been getting a "behind the scenes" look into the whole process.

I'm new to the whole real estate wholesaling scene and i would like some help to get started in the Fresno, CA area.