They do it by taking risks, opening a business, coming up with brilliant ideas, etc.

This is owed to a number of reasons, but it mostly boils down to a 50-year endless demand to live in the area due to brilliant schools, virtually-nonexistent crime, great weather, and very high quality of life.The description I just gave you applies mostly to the more-expensive Conejo Valley area which comprises of Newbury Park, Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Agoura Hills and Oak Park.

@Andres Bernal I think thats a brilliant idea.

This was a brilliant idea, since lots of people think it's easy to tranisition or do both in a small town.

@Mike Cumbie, that is a brilliant plan!!!

I'm thinking that this is going to take a good lawyer and a brilliant tax person to do.

Mail in my rural area is very unreliable since the USPS instituted a "brilliant" plan to "save" money a couple of years ago.

{{When I say "act like I'm buying a house" I mean as far as my mindset goes, not acting on false pretenses}}, moving on..I'm looking for pointers or specific questions to ask homeowners, everything from Basic to Brilliant.

The "tiny house" idea is brilliant!

I was kind of confused what you were getting at @Ryan Phillips and I know we both saw the whole investing instead of wholesaling clarity but at the same time, what he said is brilliant!