Unfortunately your next investment next to a PD will cost you an extra 10k because you are bidding against other BP readers.:)

I think this post will be beneficial for future readers as well.So...it appears I have two options for her. 1.

It's unfortunate for readers who listened to these two guys and missed out on a home buying opportunity once in a life time. 

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Emily Powell  or like last May in Chicago the ANIME* convention now that was a group of colorful Just fixing it for other readers ;)

Very rare opportunity indeed.And sure, some will come in here and poo-poo all over this idea once again, talking about how Stockton is a tertiary market, we're at the top of the market, the bubble is about to burst, and so on and so on...But remember, they said the same thing about Sacramento, too...If it were me, I would take the gamble on Downtown Stockton, develop some millennial bait with some cool lofts or something and maybe a few high tech features in the home, and ride this development wave out and watch the property values skyrocket.Or you could always just buy that turn-key property you've never seen in some far away state and hope you don't get screwed over by the developer like a reader of my weekly newsletter just did... but that wouldn't be very wise now would it?

I hope that my responses throughout this post provides the readers a look into my journey towards building an investment business utilizing digital means. 

I'm fairly new to posting on here but I am a heavy reader of biggerpockets for some time.

So many letters I get from salespeople completely lack the Call-To-Action - what is it you want the reader to do?

To be fair, please don't insult the reader of BP by using the last 3 years as your sampling.

Btw for the readers, Mark is pretty much your Ace in the hole for this Denverish area just in case you want to hop on that cash flow with some appreciation train.