I'm thinking somewhere in Culver City so it is most central to every direction, unless no one would be coming from the west side then we could move it more inland.

What do you use to manage your empire? 

This means that while the Land Trust exists for legal purposes, it is ignored or disregarded for income tax purposes.So, to answer your direct question, you can sell property held in Land Trust A with your LLC as the Beneficiary of the Land Trust, and acquire your replacement property either in the same Land Trust A, another Land Trust B as long as your LLC is also the Beneficiary of Land Trust B or in your LLC's name.

Join a local LL or REI association and network with other investors to get the skills and connections you will need to build your empire.

> So Cal Desert Empire = big place with LOTS of bad areas.

Joe,I am building my empire and not selling.

Good to see someone who at least knows what the Inland Empire is. lol

This 4 bedroom 2 bath 1560 sq ft home has a small 180 foot cut out back porch we will be filling in to inclease our over all sq foot.I purchased this home from a wholesaler I met at the Inland Empire Real Estate Club for just under $177,000 and the construction budget is $43,800.

We oddly enough moved back from SoCal 3 yrs ago as well bc of the growing infrastructure in the area, affordable housing (when compared to our old backyards - Inland Empire/Orlando), reasonable drive to the MTNs/Beach, ~1-2 hr drive to larger cities/airports, and just frankly the beautiful landscape of the Tennessee valley! 

US Safety and quality will continue to attract huge amounts of capital keeping a governor on rates.When inflation returns landlords will raise rents even more.And a game as old empire will continue...