I like the energy and know many people who sing his praises but for now he and I are in different camps.

For me I am more in the @Steve Vaughan camp were limited debt along with cash flow is the name of the game.

Then "progressiveness" hit and the police do nothing about the bums, there are piles of trash literally 10+ feet high, rats running all over the place, human crap and used needles on the streets, homeless camps across the street from million dollar condos, and diseases infecting people.

Even in computer science, there were debates amongst professors at my old university whether a computer science degree is feasible versus going to a boot-camp to learn fundamentals. 

Look at some of the camping forums like Good Sam club .   

@James Camp I live in Brooklyn but I have my rental portfolio in pa , most parts of the Pennsylvania are Landload friendly and u can stay to eviction as early as 6th day after the grace period and rentals are pretty strong there .

Two camps of where to live:1) San Diego2) People who are wrong:)

Like when i went on a camping/fishing trip, I was texting bad and forth with a new tenant coaching her on how to use electronic payment software.I decided to go 50/50 traditional/Roth, mostly because I genuinely have NO IDEA if I will take a high paying civilian job in the max tax bracket, live off and pursue real estate full time, or something in between - after leaving the service in a few years.

Sometimes it's just a quick pit stop and sometimes I may camp out for a couple hours.I've found deals, found partners, and found a bunch of great advice on BP so I feel like I'd be doing myself a disservice if I wasn't always plugged in at some capacity. 

I am Den leader, go out camping with both my boys.