This isn't inclusive but should give you a good start.

I've not invested in CA, and I'd enter that market extremely cautionsly based on various rent control issues, eviction issues, and the political environment seems to be very unforgiving for landlords. 

The debt adverse angle is going to pay off in a higher rate perma-environment.

Right now, the system tends to create an environment where even lousy agents generally can't screw things up.

Depending on the current environment and competitiveness of the market it can sometimes be hard to find the same yield for the same risk. 

Then, you can consider possibly  exchanging those that don't fit your goals.In the current environment, I would be very cautious of making any sudden moves without fully assessing your current situation and returns.

Assumable VA loans will continue to become more appealing, given the current state of the interest rate environment.

This isn't inclusive but should give you a good start.

Lots of wrinkles in co-living and a lot of hesitation and resistant to change from a financing perspective but can be a solid investment strategy especially in today's environment!

Not quite American GreedTarget rich environment for him  IRA money