It's all about what you find, in the Indian orchard area I see alot of multis that look good to me.

But many folks do very well in Palm Desert or Indian Wells or Coachella, like John I tagged above, but he goes with big party houses, a different approach.

I am currently reading So Good They Can’t Ignore You by Cal Newport...I really like the idea of building career capital or the skills that make you valuable.I am currently an Army Officer with about a year left in the Service and I want to transition into the real estate industry while also doing my own investing.Besides real estate agent, what other ways can someone work in the real estate industry where they can build career capital to benefit their investing in the long run?

As you mentioned, just avoid any protected class discrimination.I once told my Army commander that I rated two soldiers the same when he asked me for a recommendation.

Indeed claims to be currently listing 17,348 jobs in Worcester, MA.Worst case scenario, join the Army.

He also has the army reserves.

Net metering agreements are not negotiated on a case by case basis but rather created by small armies of lawyers who then have to get everything approved by the Public Utilities Commission so it's highly unlikely ComEd will be willing or able to work with you on this.

The Army moved us to COS, but rather than pay high rent prices, we just purchased a house.

Currently stationed in a Sacramento as an Army Recruiter.

Army National Guard.