I no economist but these epicenters of investors, turnkey companies, etc. just remind me of the Inland Empire and Arizona during the crash.

My wife and I (23 and 25) have been listening to audios, podcasts, reading books, etc. for the past couple of years while getting into a position to buy a property with the intention of building an empire.

I’ve worked in Hammond for the past 5 years- it’s an manufacturing town with 2-4 light industrial plants (Cargill, Unilever) and also serves as the inland neighbor to BP whiting (the largest oil refinery in the Midwest).

Of course, those who have enough resources could do just fine living on their own if their home runs off the grid, has its own water supply and a garden, but not everyone can afford to set all that up on their own.Indeed it is great advice to focus on yourself, save money, disconnect from noise and build an empire.

If you were me, how would you work out my humble beginnings with these properties to begin building a serious rental property investment empire?

Are you buying in the inland empire area (Lancaster/Palmdale)?

Hey Everyone,Does anyone on here invest in land strictly for timber production?

My goal is to someday have the opportunity to live in Lander.

The knowledge you gain will be well worth to price if you intend to own and build a real estate empire.

So I wasn't really looking for a 2nd one but......it was a 1st floor and 1st floors at least at the Caribbean have higher gross rental income #'s than 2nd and 3rd so I thought the #'s looked good.   29th Street is going back from the beach inland goes directly to Broadway at the beach.