LA still feels slow to drop as compared to OC and the Inland Empire.

However, once your LLC has been established for a while and has been generating income, essentially, you will be able to use this LLC to borrow more money and buy more property in order to expend your empire.

I am 19 year old that lives in Ontario-CA, right now. Right now, I am renting an apartment and paying way too much. I am looking to move into something of my own in July. Down payment is no problem - I can do 30-50...

Isn't it great that everyone can have their own little publishing empire?

The rise of coal power led England to lead the Industrial Revolution and to develop the largest empire ever seen on earth.

I found a good article in Kiplingers about a guy who build an empire by age 25...I Built a Real Estate Empire by Age 25Worth a read, I think.

Bill Bowerman started a multibillion dollar global empire literally on a shoe string, following his passion.

I have a desk JOB that I unfortunately still have to work while I'm building my real estate empire.

hello everyone and what's up to my fellow cali investors. i'm new to the forum which by the way is awesome. the great thing about the forum is that everything is real time - not something that someone read and copied from someone else that read and copied from someone else. i'm looking to get into investing like i've wanted to do for awhile now. i read the post by nicegsxr and he's on the money for so cal. prices are extremely high right now. personally i'm from the inland empire (san bernardino and riverside). a great big thank you to everyone who takes the time to share your success and also your information.

So, I'm stuck with the dilema of Do I "sacrifice" equity in the first 2 homes (my personal and 1st rental) to kickstart my fledgling "empire" :wink:?