Essentially, you are pyramiding your wealth, but when you partner with a conventional bank, you are building your empire on the sand, and not on the rocks.

I'm totally 100% interested in cash flow.Goals are to supplement my income at the moment and eventually I'd like to get into working my properties and growing the rental empire full time while making gobs of cashflow (just being honest right?

., at the work site daily either working or supervising, then yes, going to the Inland Empire every day is going to be a drag, but if that's where the deals are, that's where the money is.

Hello everyone, Does anyone in the Inland Empire, CA have a licensed electrician who isn't a large company.

Chris,It's a long story :)But here's part 1: I lost everything back in 2002-2003https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/690349-from-bankruptcy-to-1-000-units-part-1-thru-the-dark-tunnelFrom there, is a link to Part 2: how I came back and Part 3: how I built my real estate empire

Let the empire begin! 

Our goal is to build a portfolio or as I say an "empire" of passive income to provide the cash flow needed for early retire in 15 years, wo we do work on furthering our careers.

He is in the Inland empire.

He wants to build a real estate empire in his local market as the king of residential real estate (1-4 units). 

Business that are independent from my employer. i want to have cards for my fledgling real estate empire.