My operating assumption for our own investing is that this will happen again over the next 10 years.Technically you'd have to net out inflation and look at wage growth.

I have yet to see a free course be anything worthwhile but there are some that are relatively cheap for what they give you.I personally am a mid 6 figure earner & have been in land for 8 years now.I have numerous course, including Bosch's. 

I was initially considering selling my triplex and buying a single family in the bay area for the sake of aggressive future  appreciation while also giving a comfortable living with family but being a single W2 earner the numbers are still not making any sense besides future appreciation is highly speculative.So I was thinking if it would it make sense to buy a 12 plex in places like Oakland for around 2.2 mil using the sales proceeds of the triplex perhaps do a 1031 exchange.

Source: WikipediaIncome persistence: You need a rental income that will last throughout your lifetime, which requires your tenants to remain employed at similar wages.

My name is David, I'm 28 years old, working as an independent contractor. I currently earn about $7,000 per month, working 50-55 hours a week at $34/hour. I'm also in school to advance in my field, which could increas...

The easiest way to prove the value you bring as an agent is to calculate your hourly wage when someone thinks you make too much money.

In my market minimum wage is $7.25/hour entry level wages are in the $12-18 range for labor intensive jobs like working in a warehouse.

@Jason Striker Unless you’re an otherwise high wage earner leveraging one property will help get you where you want to go.

This is why it is so hard for W2 earners to claim. 

Now its destroyed.The amount of take home pay with the 5 units is practically Taco Bell wage after all the taxes insurance and expenses.