@Anthony Golden It sounds whoever said this doesn’t know what they’re talking about.

This isn't the golden ticket.

A single family home in an established neighborhood (with above average home prices) and no HOA is the golden investment for a few reasons. 1) Rents are high and demand is very high. 2) The demographic of tenant is desirable (high income, high credit), 3) The demographic of tenant is very unlikely to cause damage, 4) The demographic of tenant is likely to stay for a long time, 5) The high purchase price means appreciation and equity-build come at a greater clip, etc. etc.

KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) is always the golden rule, the more complex you get the more something can go wrong.

You are in the Golden State and I am sure that a NV resident with a boat in CA will face the same consequences. 

Networking is always the golden standard regardless of the industry.

I would follow a "Golden Rule" here...Whoever makes the gold - makes the rules 😁

This is the "Goose that laid the golden egg".

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If they are in their 60's or 70's in age they want to enjoy the golden years and do estate planning for the next generations.