I think WeWork is the most famous of them all.

Haha also nice to meet with the famous host of the podcast.

I think Patrick Carlisle summed this up pretty good in his "30 years of Bay Area.." famous article.. http://www.paragon-re.com/3_Recessions_2_Bubbles_and_a_BabyNotice that the upsides are always big.

You could use the famous BRRRR strategy and grow your portfolio faster then use the cash flow to pay down the dept.

You're famous!

It will meet the famous 1% rule but just as important, it is far enough below market value that the market would have to take more than a 20% drop for me to be near a break even.

Get involved locally, work your butt off, and get your head out of the bright lights of these famous gurus. 

The shareholder then also pays taxes when the profits are distributed (the famous double taxation you've heard so much about).2.)

@Ahmad Hijazi  prey is a little strong... but there is no question that CA investors are market makers all through out the mid west and turn key venues. with out them the real estate would not be worth even whats its worth today it would only sell for what a local investor is willing to risk on cash flow basissee my famous thread " 2% rule kills Values"  8 pages of thoughts from most of the top players on BP

BP is famous for people saying "sell, take the money and throw it into a cash flowing asset".