I assumed it would be hard in this market right now with the interest rates climbing.

You already have some experience and with additional effort, will quickly climb the REI ladder to its pinnacle.

You already have some experience and with additional effort, will quickly climb the REI ladder to its pinnacle.

And right now I have a ton of time while I'm looking for other work.If I can somehow work from the bottom and climb, scrape, and pull myself up, what a great Cinderella story that would be.And I am a sucker for a good Cinderella story. ;)Either way, I'm pleased to meet you all.

He paid me back every penny I contributed, and not a penny more, despite the value climbing tremendously in a boom.

2) If you can't get that dream job, get a job in your field of study that will enable you to excel and climb the ladder.3) Be frugal.

If cap rates stay constant but rent goes up close to 20% (which is close to correct for SFH in city of San Diego for the last year (source Core logic: from $3734 to $4430)) the value keeps climbing. 

I started my career after college as a full-time supervisor at UPS, but quickly learned that working long hours to make some guy above me look good in hopes to climb up the corporate ladder was not for me.

Physical constraints think SF bay Seattle  etc.. there is not a great amount of area to expand into level easy to develop farm land.many of the rentals you will see will be 50 to 100k in the bread basket and those prices just kind of trundle alongin our markets on the west coast only about 10% of SFR's are rentals.. in many of these other cities this number climbs to 30 to 40% and in some markets over half of the population rents. 

So you can have all the legal documentation in the world, and still the lower court judges will rule against you.As you climb the ladder of courts, going up to appeals court and state supreme court, the rule o law holds more weight.