@Angelina Ng On the threads here many people say the Midwest still has lots of opportunities for good returns and strong cash flow and I believe some towns are Cleveland and Columbus,OH.

@Albert Ng Which risk?

NG

Dryer is electric (NG run was too involved) so I metered the KWH & found the new dryer averaged about $25/month & water consumption had not increased. 

Quote from @Alex Ng: Id like to get into flipping but I keep hearing how in this current market in socal, its too difficult to flip because of how high the prices are, interest rates, and material costs.

@Albert Ng - actually the most cost effective option is to owner-build.  :-)In all seriousness though, most Contractors I spoke with gave $350 per sqft or higher price. 

I sent the broker who was brokering the deal an email that stated "guarantee this person took the guru training of gettnig assets under agreement without the $", low and behold we get the name from them and B-I-N-G-0 I was right....

San Diego will go from NEM 2.0 to NEM 3.0 in April. 

Besides it being the long way (the really l   o   n     g     way), the most glaring is the belief that you are somehow getting your money back out...you're not. 

@Rich Ng What I am trying to do is move from is using average net income on mint to something more tangible.