Just had a Bay Area techie reach out to me looking to buy a home in Sacramento with her $200k+ year San Francisco salary because she's able to work remotely.That may not be the case for everybody... but give it 10 years and watch what happens.

Along my journey to financial freedom i came across real estate as an investment vehicle to supply my life dreams of being able to attend all my kids games and still have a cash flow able to provide my dream life and goals.Trought my adult life my girlfriend and her family have stood by and watched me  change for the better. loving and supporting us while fighting there own battle.

The iPadPro is great for watching movies on long flights, but not much else.  

Your on-site HOA watches your tenants for you.

Worth watching if you are interesting in the area . http://abc7.com/realestate/inglewood-mayor-says-housing-still-a-bargain-in-booming-city/3719003/

But having visible security cameras outside your rental property watching the doors and being monitored by the owner for security purposes is legal as legal can be where I am.I can also most definitely tell you it's legal according to Michigan law.

I really want to venture out of California and would like to gain some of your personal experience /stories and any advice or recommendations (i.e. what to watch out for, don't make the mistakes I made, some laws I should be aware of in taxes/landlord/tenant laws, and etc.)Thank you for your time!

Good morning Dillyn,If you have not heard of or not watched his videos, I recommend looking up Kris Krohn.

He owns his own television station and does about 6 or 7 shows a week that are usually about an hour long. 

Listen and watch all BP podcasts - old and new, all are priceless2.