If this is your first investment in land, you would probably be better served by investing with a seasoned land developer and learn how to assess the investment.  

You have the ability to combine other product lines (auto, home, umbrella, inland marine, yacht, traditional landlord, condo...)Coverages are familiar, there aren't any unanticipated gaps in coverage.Based on experience, service it’s way easier.You’re not financing your premium on a third-party payment plan.Do we write policies with Proper or Lloyds when it makes sense?

You have many years to build an empire if that’s what you wish to do.

Renting properties is like building a sandcastle, providing steady income but requiring constant upkeep and attention.Finally, investing in land is like planting a seed, offering the potential for big future growth, but requiring patience and a long-term vision.No matter which playground you choose, remember, the key is to wear your explorer hat, learn the rules, and have fun while building your financial future!

One-on-One coaching DIRECTLY from the "main" guy/expert - avoid groups with "sub-coaches" (<--these are put in place because they can't handle the volume of new members)..makes you wonder if they're focused on building a coaching empire and making a ton of money from that - OR focused on building a successful real estate portfolio & focusing on the success of their members.3.

Brad here, I'm a new real estate agent getting started in the Inland Empire and Orange County area and I have a client/friend looking to rent in a section 8 home in the Riverside and Moreno Valley area.

At best you'll find 1.0-1.5% deals in the Inland Empire.A better metric would be cap rate.

BRRRRandon Turner said with his BRRRR strategy, one can build a real estate empire starting with very limited funds.

I am sure he will continue building his real estate empire. 

Bakersfield, Antelope Valley, Inland Empire, heck even Wilmington would probably come in as or less expensive than Sacramento, and you can drive to those places and back in a day.