Places where teachers, cops, and people with similar incomes and attitudes live.

I hear stories of police officers and school teachers no longer able to live in these high-priced urban areas.Cities are grappling with how to deal with the homeless (Google "homeless bussing").

I had about 30k in student loan debt.Took a few years of payments and paid off about 2-3k.Took advantage of a federal teacher loan forgiveness program - I teach math in a title 1 school.

Experience really is the best teacher.

One thing that I learned (which is nothing new) was that just taking action, making mistakes (within reason and with proper decision), learning from those mistakes and to keep on going, was the best teacher for me.

My tenants are a high school teacher and a nurse, they keep trying to get me to sell to them but I’m not quite there yet :)Also there are a ton of homes with detached garages and with the new SB 13 bill that just went into effect it’s much easier to turn one of those garages into an ADU which could be rented out while you live in the main house.Feel free to message me if you have any specific questions about Bixby Knolls!

One of those teachers wants to rent a room from me since I live close to the school. 

I hope the Pres is serious about teachers having to actually teach, rather than just cashing a check for tenure.

I was previously a teacher and at the time of deciding to pursue it, I was an about to get fired copier salesman. 

Sorry Dale :)But it (my contribution to your initial request) goes back to my report card in the 3rd grade when my teacher determined if I could "work well with others".I would add: can the partner respect systems and processes needed to run a business efficiently and (eventually) on autopilot?