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Plenty of opportunity to build a real estate empire through property management by using it as a vehicle to acquire and expand intelligently.PM'n for 5-800 rent with deadbeat tenants and nickel and dime owners is probably too much work, just turn those down and go upmarket.

Hi @Brandon Courtney - if you haven't visited Boise or the inland Northwest (Spokane, Coeur d' alene, etc)...definitely worth a look.  

I have joined this Community to financially educate myself and hopefully create win - win situations for myself and others willing to invest their time, money, and wisdom into my soon to be Real Estate Empire.

I've been using Nohemi at Empire west.

Any guidance or thoughts appreciated.Option #1: SFH in the inland valley under $170k is still hard to come by and the distance of having to drive out there and such is a consideration.

My goal is to be able to be a full time mom and manage our empire when we have kids.

We don't need to build RE empires, and would be happy for stable returns, $100k/yr pretax, and RE wealth to pass down to kids or finance their education.

Are there any southern California investors in the Inland Empire, Palm Springs, Los Angeles, Orange County, or San Fernando area looking for a Realtor to write offers?

So from Seattle you may want to go out a ways. 45 minutes or so in almost any inland direction.