This amount includes utilities, taxes, insurance, repairs (8% of rents), vacancy (8% of rents), and capex (5% of rents).Link to the Redfin listing: https://www.redfin.com/ME/Augusta/39-Oak-St-04330/home/99940...

They call this massive data a "dataset", the learning group as "AI cluster", each chip has different parameters where you can input into this thing, the last nvidia blackwell can accept one mil parameters not small parameter space. 

For those who are able to provide specific neighborhoods, can you also elaborate on why you believe that neighborhood has growth potential (for example, zip code XXXXX is near the big chip plant that is being built, etc)? 

We are currently down $4500 for this year, but we will chip away at that the rest of the year now that we are in peak season. 

The idea behind this isn't novel of course, but a way to circumvent the endless and crowded sea of opinions and narrative shaping charlatans that make their daily bread by deluding the curious minds of some vague one-size-fits-all approach... but oak trees don't grow over night. 

But it's a way to chip away at the gain and slowly convert it from tax deferred to tax free.

My goal is to find a property that rents well and offers decent appreciation.I've narrowed my search to the following Sacramento area neighborhoods: Citrus Heights, Carmichael, Fair Oaks, Orangevale, and Roseville.

The house oscillates between cheap veneer "new stuff" that's already chipping/flaking/breaking and very old stuff that is in need of replacement.

We found the Pin Oak Dr deal through our partner, Mike Hardin, who identified the opportunity and brought it directly to us.

Partner Driven was interested in the Oak St deal in Galt, CA, due to its high profit potential.