We're one of the fastest growing cities, We have one of the youngest populations of wealthy and educated people and our high paying Bio & Tech fields (new jobs/careers created) are set to explode over the next decade. 

Most people --- even wealthy ones --- could spend their entire life without ever needing a Tax Attorney.

I'm starting to think the best way to build future wealth is investing in better markets at Lower short term yields and high appreciation (nyc, LA etc..)

For those landlords that do choose to accept pets then large deposits (2X-3X monthly rent) may become the norm and pet ownership may become the realm of the wealthy thereby having the opposite effect of the legislators intent.Establishment of Landlord Mitigation Fund1.

The diet that works is the one you actually stick to. 

Also, very wealthy folks buying second/vacation homes.

But after speaking with hundreds of local Bay Area investors, I think the true wealth is created from the appreciation and equity buildup from holding.

The economic harm from the pandemic combined with California’s long history of housing segregation by design (keeping certain neighborhoods exclusive to wealthy, white residents) have combined to make our already dire housing crisis even more extreme.

Unless you either come from a wealthy background and somebody's gonna offer you the financial security, or you don't mind paying a tuition for real life experience, I would recommend start with or keep working your W-2 job, save money and do flipping as a side hustle to start, in the evening or on the weekend. 

He could buy every two years and build up his assets easy and by the time he is 40 be a wealthy man.