Inland Empire specifically or LA County.

It's a metropolitan areas of about three million people known as the Inland Empire.Every Empire must have its King, so I sometimes refer to myself as the King of Inland Empire, when it comes to buying and selling properties, because I have bought a lot of houses here.A few times, I have had to venture sixty miles away into Los Angeles thinking it made sense.

Third, I find it horrible that so many people here seem to try to make their arguments using tiny sets of empirical data.

My rule of thumb for properties in the Inland Empire of Southern California is that properties 1-30 days on the market will see no more that a 3% reduction - enough to cover buyer closing costs. 30-90 DOM will see a monthly price reduction and maybe 5%- to 8% tops.

Only with the passage of time did it become clear that of these 52, just 19 would be built.This ambitious cohort included designs that were indeed completed, like the Waldorf-Astoria and the Empire State Building.

OPM is definitely how to build a RE empire...and there are LOTS of people with LOTS of money.

I'm currently reading it, I see it more as a get started creating an empire with Cash Flow through rentals.

In the process, you become a nomad, moving from house to house every year, but leaving a growing rental empire in your wake.And during each year, you can dump the money which you save by legally avoiding excessive down payments and high investor interest rates, into rent-enhancing improvements to your current primary residence.Request to other BP Members : Please correct me if I am overstating the legality of using the Nomad Strategy in Central Florida.  

I wanna build a empire!

Jason - Are you planning on running your real estate investing empire full-time or part-time?