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a bit north of Homestead ave.. for 1.4 I think and put 2 to 4 apple engineers in each room for 1k each.. so 8 to 16k income per house..

The first thing they do is obsess over chasing leads.Without credibility, you will have a really hard time getting leads.Dress well, speak proper English, know your s&)t, have a website, that has a web presence, have a youtube channel where you educate your ideal audience, have an Instagram where you show your accomplishments, have a Facebook page with a ton of engagement, have a decent car, put a car magnet on it with your logo if you have to.

I feel like I can't because those are apples and oranges but just thought I'd ask. 

My home is a magnet for people who want to party, as it's 3500 sq ft and has a history of parties from the previous owner's management experience.I'm looking for some input and advice on what my best option might be.

I would just like to add that comparing to S&P 500 index fund is comparing apples and oranges. 

I want to buy a property in a USDA eligible area, it has an apple orchard and small farmland.

It's comparing apples to oranges, you literally went from a 5-day work week to complete remote work and housing as the #1 sought after target for any individual in America. 

Take a look at Reno, it's is a solid area for rentals because of the limited new construction, tech and manufacturing jobs moving to the area (Tesla, Apple, Switch etc.) along with the lithium loop of mining and recycling to manufacturing batteries and vehicles.  

bay area is very niche because home appreciation is not following standard metric like population but following tech stock market index.in reality everyone in the world by purchasing apple and using google is pretty much generating wealth transfer from people in the world to people living in bay area.